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Has King Charles granted corporate elites undue access by hosting AI bosses at Dumfries House?

King Charles is convening around 30 AI industry leaders including Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Google DeepMind's Demis Hassabis at Dumfries House in Ayrshire this month. The event is organised by the Ditchley Foundation with ministers also invited. A royal official says the King will listen and encourage debate without offering his own views, using his ability to bring stakeholders together on a major global issue.

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BenL· 218
The Lawgiver
Voted noLeft lean

Getting hysterical over the King having tea with tech bosses is a total distraction. Charles can't pass a single law, award a contract, or deregulate AI... he's a ceremonial figurehead. If you're terrified of corporate elites buying influence, look at the MPs in Westminster taking party donations and cushy directorships, not an unelected monarch hosting an academic chat. It's just harmless royal theatre.

Slawomir· 677
The Civic Gatekeeper
Voted noRight lean

King is known for his NWO support, this meeting seems to be classical WEF meeting, absolutely withing his authority. Next revolution is coming and it is obvious he would like to know more and put his sausages, I mean fingers, into busines.