Boqor Ingiriiska wuxuu ku baaqay in la xakameeyo AI ka hor inta uusan ka dambeeyn
Boqor Charles ayaa maanta ku qabtay kulankiisa gaarka ah hoggaamiyayaasha AI iyo wasiirada dowladda Ingiriiska, isagoo ku baaqay in la xakameeyo tignoolajiyadda ka hor inta uusan ka dambeeyn.
Kulanka Boqor Charles iyo hoggaamiyayaasha AI
Boqor Charles ayaa maanta, 17-kii September 2026, ku qabtay kulankiisa gaarka ah hoggaamiyayaasha ugu waaweyn ee AI iyo wasiirada dowladda Ingiriiska. Kulankaas waxaa ka qayb galay hoggaamiyaha Nvidia ee Jensen Huang, hoggaamiyayaasha OpenAI iyo Anthropic, wasiirka AI ee Ingiriiska Kanishka Narayan, iyo hoggaamiyaha xog-ururinta dibadda Ingiriiska.
Sidoo kale, kulankaas waxaa ka qayb galay Paolo Benanti, kaas oo ka shaqeeya arrimaha AI ee Kii Biyaha, iyo Sarah Frair oo ah maamulaha maaliyadda OpenAI, iyo Tino Cuéllar oo hoggaamiya arrimaha caalamiga ah ee Anthropic.
Baaq-bixinta Boqor Charles ee arrimaha AI
Boqor Charles wuxuu hoggaamiyayaasha ku baaqay inay xakameeyaan AI 'ka hor inta uusan ka dambeeyn,' isagoo sheegay in horumarka tignoolajiyaddu uu 'mid caajis ah oo dhibaato badan' yahay. Wuxuu sheegay in AI ay hadda muujisay awood weyn oo lagu wanaajiyo nolosha, laakiin wuxuu ogolaaday inay ku dhaqaaqdo 'xasilooniyo kale, haddii ay noqoto inay nolosha ka qaaddo.'
Boqor Charles wuxuu intaas ku daray in la eego 'khataraha jiritaanka' ee AI haddii ay gacanta ku gasho qof xun, isagoo ku baaqay in la sameeyo 'is-afgarad caalami ah' si loo xakameeyo AI. Wuxuu intaas ku daray: 'Haddii aanan helin nidaam xakameyn, waxaan u baahanahay inaan ka hor istaagno.'
Jawaabta hoggaamiyayaasha iyo xaaladda AI
Tino Cuéllar oo ka hadlay kulanka, wuxuu sheegay in Anthropic ay 'heshay inay ka qayb gashay hadalka, isla markaana ay aad u mahadcelinayso Boqor Charles.' Boqor Charles wuxuu intaas ku daray: 'Haddii aanan helin nidaam xakameyn, waxaan u baahanahay inaan ka hor istaagno.'
Kulankaas ayaa yimid xilli hoggaamiyayaasha OpenAI, Elon Musk, iyo Anthropic ay bishan ku baaqeen in la yareeyo horumarka AI, laakiin Jensen Huang iyo madaxweyne Trump ay ku jawaabeen inay diidaan. Trump wuxuu yiri: 'Waxaan horumarka AI ku haysannaa China, waana dalka ugu horumarsan adduunka.'
King Charles hosted a private summit on Thursday, September 17, 2026, with top AI executives and UK officials, warning that the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence poses both immense opportunity and existential risk to humanity.
A Royal Gathering on Artificial Intelligence
King Charles convened a private meeting on Thursday, September 17, 2026, bringing together leading figures from the artificial intelligence industry and senior UK government officials. The summit included Jensen Huang of Nvidia, representatives from OpenAI and Anthropic, UK AI minister Kanishka Narayan, and the head of the UK's foreign intelligence service. Paolo Benanti, who advises the pope on AI matters, was also in attendance.
OpenAI sent its CFO Sarah Frair to the event, while Anthropic dispatched Tino Cuéllar, who leads global affairs. The King remained for approximately 20 minutes before departing, leaving the assembled leaders to continue their discussions among themselves.
Warnings on Existential Risks and the Need for Control
During his remarks, King Charles described the rapid development of AI as 'both intriguing and deeply concerning.' He acknowledged that 'AI is already showing immense capacity to improve and save life,' citing advances in medicine and science, but warned that the technology risks developing 'darker capacities, perhaps even to take life.'
The King stressed the urgency of establishing adequate safeguards, stating, 'Surely, we need sufficient means of control before it's all too late?' He urged leaders to consider the 'existential dangers' of AI falling into the wrong hands and to 'harness the good of AI and to build international cooperation and consensus to achieve that outcome.'
A Call for Technology to Serve Humanity
Concluding his address, King Charles said, 'The task before you is not to merely advance technology, but to ensure that it remains firmly in the service of humanity, community, and the natural world.' He added, 'As we embrace what is new, we must not lose what is timeless.'
This summit comes amid growing debate over AI's pace of development. This month, OpenAI's Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Anthropic's Dario Amodei called for a de-acceleration in AI development, while Nvidia's Huang and President Donald Trump rejected those calls. Trump stated, 'We're leading China in AI' and 'whoever wins AI, wins.'
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