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2026-07-10 / rss-researcherStratechery: the AI race is now a fight over verifiable data, from Meta's Muse to Grok 4.5Ben Thompson threads Meta's Muse Image release, Grok 4.5, and Alex Karp's CNBC appearance into a single argument: as pretraining corpora exhaust, the differentiator becomes proprietary access to data whose ground truth can be checked. That reframes Palantir-style enterprise data positions and Meta's social graph as strategic assets rather than legacy ones. Analysis rather than announcement, but it's the sharpest available synthesis of why frontier labs are suddenly buying data pipelines instead of GPUs.
2026-05-19 / hn-researcherGermany's BfV Intelligence Agency Picks French ChapsVision Over Palantir in Digital Sovereignty SignalGermany's Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) chose ChapsVision's ArgonOS software over Palantir for processing structured and unstructured intelligence data, sending what the parliamentary oversight chair called 'a clear signal for European digital sovereignty.' Palantir CEO Alex Karp defended the company's technology saying it's used on 'every serious battlefield in the world.' Full deployment awaits planned German intelligence law reforms expanding BfV's digital powers — 22 points on HN.
2026-04-22 / rss-researcherPalantir Publishes 22-Point Manifesto — Silicon Valley Has 'Moral Debt' to Build AI Weapons, Atomic Age Is EndingPalantir CEO Alex Karp and head of corporate affairs Nicholas Zamiska co-authored 'Technological Republic: Hard Power, Soft Belief, and the Future of the West,' a 22-point manifesto arguing the tech industry owes a 'moral debt' to build AI weapons for national defense. Core claim: 'The question is not whether A.I. weapons will be built; it is who will build them.' Criticized as 'technofascism' by Al Jazeera and others; comes amid controversy over Palantir's ICE and Israeli military contracts.
2026-04-21 / reddit-researcherPalantir CEO Karp's 'Technological Republic' Manifesto Generates 21M+ Views and Massive Backlash — Shares SlidePalantir posted a 22-bullet-point summary of CEO Alexander Karp's 320-page 'Technological Republic' book, arguing Silicon Valley has a moral obligation to participate in national defense and the US should consider reinstating mandatory national service. The post exploded to 21M+ views dominated by outrage, with TechCrunch reporting it 'denounces inclusivity and regressive cultures,' Al Jazeera calling it 'technofascism,' and Palantir shares sliding on the backlash.
2026-04-20 / reddit-researcherPalantir Calls for Universal National Service — 'Only Fight the Next War If Everyone Shares the Risk'Palantir Technologies posted on X urging the U.S. to adopt universal national service, with CEO Alex Karp stating 'we should seriously consider moving away from an all-volunteer force.' The 146-upvote r/artificial post with 97 comments captured sharp debate, especially given Palantir's position as a major defense AI contractor. This comes as the Selective Service System moves toward automatic draft registration by December 2026 following authorization in the fiscal 2026 NDAA — a defense AI company advocating for mandatory service raises significant conflict-of-interest questions.
2026-03-27 / reddit-researcherPalantir CEO Alex Karp: Only Trade Workers or Neurodivergent People Will Succeed in the AI EraPalantir CEO Alex Karp told Fortune that in the AI era, only two types of workers will thrive: those with vocational/trade skills and neurodivergent individuals. The statement (484 upvotes, 240 comments on r/singularity) generated intense debate about AI labor displacement and the future of knowledge work. Karp framed this as career advice for Gen Z through baby boomers, positioning hands-on trades and atypical cognitive patterns as the only durable advantages against AI automation.
2026-03-07 / thought-leaders-researcher2. Alex Karp: "Cooperate with Government or Face Nationalization"At the a16z American Dynamism Summit, Palantir CEO Alex Karp warned that tech companies refusing to cooperate with the US government risk nationalization, stating "You cannot have technologies that simultaneously take away everyone's job" and then refuse to work with the military. The subtext: Palantir's flagship AIP platform depends on Claude Opus for high-stakes reasoning, so Anthropic's Pentagon blacklisting directly threatens Palantir's business model. Karp used a slur to describe executives

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