King Charles III gathered the heads of the largest AI companies and called on them to prevent the loss of control over the art...
Король Карл III собрал руководителей крупнейших ИИ-компаний и призвал их не допустить потери контроля над искусств....
- 01.Король Карл III собрал руководителей крупнейших ИИ-компаний и призвал их не допустить потери контроля над искусств....
👑 King Charles III gathered the heads of the largest AI companies and urged them to prevent the loss of control over artificial intelligence Representatives of OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind and Nvidia, including Jensen Huang and Demis Hassabis, came to the meeting at the Scottish residence of Dumfries House. The discussion focused on how to develop AI so that it benefits society while remaining under human control. Charles III said the speed at which technology is advancing is both impressive and deeply concerning. Separately, he warned of “existential threats” if powerful AI systems fall into the wrong hands, and called for greater international security cooperation. Source
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