King Charles to AI Bosses: Control It Before It's Too Late
The British monarch warns artificial intelligence executives that the technology carries "existential dangers" and needs proper controls urgently.
King Charles has warned artificial intelligence (AI) leaders that their technology poses "existential dangers" if it falls into the wrong hands, and that proper controls are urgently needed [243857]. Speaking to a meeting that included representatives from Nvidia, OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind, the King said action must be taken "before it is all too late" [243857].
The British monarch told AI executives that the technology must be controlled before it is too late. "Surely, we need sufficient means of control before it is all too late," he said [243381]. His warning adds to growing calls for stronger rules on AI, a technology that can perform tasks once done only by humans [243381].