The World's Evilest Company

If someone from Palantir is accusing someone else of being evil, you can guarantee it's only because they think whoever they're attacking might infringe on Palantir's market share. Nothing is straight forward with those people.

2:04 Bragging about tokenmaxing is like bragging about getting a high score on your algorithms time space complexity

No. Between those people, I'm rooting for the fight.

Palantir's assembling an interesting business model: Scapegoat as a Service. They're basically shaping up to be the branding on "Oh sorry we blew up your schoolgirls, the AI said they were commandos."

Amazon does this with 3rd party sellers and Amazon basics.

The CEOs of companies that signed massive deals with anthropic to give their teams access to claude must be sweating bullets right now. I’m on a project like that right now. Laptop is completely locked down, can’t even send out an email to myself, but can run Claude on any project in the organisation, connect it to our documentation in confluence both technical and non-technical. It’s a fintech too so hard to believe anthropic isn’t going to develop a taste for a piece of this pie

You mean the companies who stole all of the data on the internet would turn around the steal their own customer's intellectual property? Surely not.

Met an administrative assistant on a critical infrastructure project who was using copilot to create minutes and meeting summaries on her personal free account. We’re so effed.

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The more I learn about Palantir the less I am impressed. Some guy on Reddit once said “they package AI data analysis for government agencies” or something like that