A royal summit in Scotland focused on the potential for artificial intelligence to cause global harm. Executives from OpenAI, Nvidia, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind met with King Charles to discuss the risks of AI falling into the wrong hands. The monarch warned the tech leaders of "existential dangers" and urged the establishment of international oversight to ensure the technology remains under control, specifically cautioning that AI could develop "darker capacities" with the potential to take human life.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang attended the meeting at Dumfries House, arguing that safety and capability must advance together to put AI to work for the public good. The gathering follows royal warnings regarding the urgency of confronting AI risks and precedes a scheduled meeting between King Charles and Donald Trump in Burnham.