Prince Harry returns to the US to cozy up the Clintons and warn of AI - only to be forced offstage
New York Post • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Prince Harry made a public return in New York City at the Clinton Global Initiative, focusing his speech on the dangers of artificial intelligence, particularly its impact on children.
- His speech was interrupted by a technical failure about seven minutes in, but he returned 40 minutes later to continue, humorously attributing the disruption to AI itself.
- Harry criticized tech giants for exploiting users by seeking not just attention but emotional attachment, warning that AI could become a harmful influence in personal relationships.
- The Duke and Duchess of Sussex recently moved back to the UK after their attempts to establish careers in the US, and they will not return as working royals.
- Harry has consistently advocated for protecting young people from the rapid and potentially harmful advances of digital technology, highlighting the growing number of families affected by these changes.
