Britain's King Charles III believes that artificial intelligence (AI) developers must do everything possible so that humanity does not lose control over its own destiny. This is stated in the parts of his speech, in which the monarch addressed the participants of the meeting with the representatives of major companies in the Dumfries House in Scotland on September 17. "The development of artificial intelligence, both its content and its pace, is of equal interest and deep concern. Those who value human nature and its most important moral component in our world anxiously await your assurances that we will not lose control over our own destiny," Charles III was quoted as saying. What is the Sky News TV channel? According to the British monarch, "decisions made in this critical period will clarify what the world will be inherited by future generations." "Therefore, the task before you is not only to develop technologies, but also to ensure that they will continue to serve the interests of humanity, society and nature," his message stated. According to the TV channel, the head of Great Britain will ask two questions to the participants of the meeting, including Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of the leading American chip manufacturer Nvidia, founder and director of Google DeepMind. Demis Hassabis, chairman of their board, Niccolò de Masi, chairman and CEO of IonQ, as well as Paolo Benanti, Vatican adviser on artificial intelligence.