On September 14, according to The New York Times, amid growing concerns that the rapid and unregulated advancement of technology could trigger a global catastrophe, King Charles III of the UK is set to meet with leaders of major artificial intelligence companies in Scotland this week. According to a statement from Buckingham Palace, King Charles III will convene leaders from companies such as NVIDIA, Google, DeepMind, OpenAI, and Anthropic, along with government officials, for discussions at Dumfries House (the headquarters of The King's Foundation) in Ayrshire, southwest Scotland. The meeting will focus on how to advance the development and deployment of artificial intelligence in ways that benefit society. This gathering comes at a time when insiders and industry giants in the AI field have issued warnings about the pace of technological advancement, with some calling for industry standards and proactive measures to control the development tempo, ensuring that human society can adapt to technological changes. Buckingham Palace emphasized that the meeting aims to explore how AI technology can enhance community cohesion and improve human life.