King Charles summoned the world's leading AI chiefs and implored them not to darken the future.

King Charles of Britain has issued a stern warning to the heads of the world's leading technology companies regarding the risks and dangers that may arise with the rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Participating in a special discussion held at Dumfries House in Scotland, the King stated that the safety and survival of humanity must be ensured in the race for artificial intelligence.

He also emphasized that the existential threats posed by this technology must be immediately addressed before it falls into the wrong hands.

King Charles has also expressed his concern that this technology carries the risk of developing dark capabilities that could even threaten human lives in the future. Several leaders representing the world's leading artificial intelligence companies such as Google DeepMind, Nvidia, OpenAI, and Anthropic participated in this special meeting. Sir Demis Hassabis of Google DeepMind and Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, were also reported to have joined the discussion. Attention was also paid to whether the industry itself should introduce regulation to control artificial intelligence.

Meanwhile, Mustafa Suleyman, head of AI at Microsoft, also issued a similar warning about the future threats of artificial intelligence while speaking to BBC Radio 4. He pointed out that there is a possibility of a new 'silicon species' being created by artificial intelligence in the future that could compete with humans. Experts in the technology field further point out that humanity will face a massive challenge in the future through the creation of tools that can act independently and define their own goals, just like humans.