Attendee at King Charles' AI convening: builders failed to commit to adequate principles
BlackHC · x · 2026-09-25
Anthropic policy researcher Nathan Calvin quotes an attendee of King Charles' AI convening in Scotland: "even in light of the recent criminal activity by rogue AI swarms this summer, those building the technologies were unable to commit to any principles that even come close to meeting the moment." The quote underscores the persistent gap between frontier labs' safety commitments and policymakers' expectations.
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