King Charles III averted tech executives at a recent summit about the dangers of artificial intelligence falling into the wrong hands. The warning came during a gathering at Dumfries House in Ayrshire, where the monarch convened leaders to discuss AI's societal impact. The UK, while a key player in AI safety through its AI Security Institute and research efforts, remains secondary to the US and China in the global tech race. Charles emphasized the need for human oversight, urging companies to prioritize ethical development. His remarks followed growing concerns over AI's potential for misuse, including surveillance and misinformation. The summit aimed to foster collaboration between governments and private sector experts to shape responsible AI policies.