Even the king of England has his hesitations about AI
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King Charles hosted a private meeting at his Dumfries House estate with top AI industry figures and British government officials, including Nvidia's Jensen Huang, leaders from OpenAI and Anthropic, and the Pope's AI adviser.
The king expressed that AI must be controlled "before it's too late," warning of both the potential to save lives and risks of "darker capacities." He urged industry and government to ensure AI "remains firmly in the service of humanity" and to build international cooperation around the technology.
Surely, we need sufficient means of control before it's all too late?
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