King Charles to host Huang and Hassabis at private AI summit
King Charles is convening about 30 senior figures from the AI industry at a Scottish country house this month. He does not intend to tell them what he thinks.
Joseph Bambridge reported the plans for Politico. Two people familiar with them spoke on condition of anonymity, because nobody has announced the event. One of them named three guests. Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang, Google DeepMind founder Demis Hassabis, and Paolo Benanti, who advises the Vatican on AI.
A Royal official confirmed the convening role on the record. The king’s unique ability as sovereign, the official told Politico, is “his ability to convene top level stakeholders”. The King will not offer his own views, the official said. He wants to “convene, engage, listen and encourage debate”.
Where and who
The venue is Dumfries House in Ayrshire, the headquarters of The King’s Foundation, the charity Charles founded in 1990. The Ditchley...
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