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.@chamath says Palantir CEO Alex Karp “deserves a medal” for being “on the right side of history” and one of the only AI leaders speaking the truth: “You can look at a graph of the financing needs of these companies and pinpoint when they oscillate between 2 messages.” “1. We’ve created a super god and the VCs are like lemmings and need to be on the right side of the super god.” “2. This is a complete weapon, let’s shut the world down and regulate everything.” “The problem is, at a trillion dollar market cap, that game has ripple effects that touch everybody in the industry.” “What Alex Karp did—he deserves a medal.” “This is an incredible human being that had the courage to come here, everybody watched that clip, all these S&P500 CEOs called me after that clip asking, ‘Help me interpret this.’” “I’ll tell you—he was on the right side of history.” “What he’s showing you is—you need to have a much more predictable way of running your business. Because if you’re bending to the vicissitudes of private company funding cycles, or their desire to need to live up to trillion-dollar valuations, you’re taking a level of risk you didn’t know you were taking.” “The LLMs do a very good job at a superficial form of privacy called ‘Zero Data Retention or ZDR.’” “They say, ‘Enable this and everything is hunky dory.’” “When you look at the fine print, if he uploads the secret formula for KFC into the model, that part is ZDR’d. But if he just clicks the like button, is there any guarantee that info is not stored? The honest answer technically, is no, because we don’t know how to do that.” “When Alex came on… at no point did Anthropic say, ‘He’s got it totally wrong, here’s the exact technical details, there’s nothing to see here.’” “I thought to myself, why wouldn’t you, the minute after that clip started to go viral, be completely specific and repudiate the claim.” “The reason, we all know, is because it’s the true version.” Via @CNBC

🚀 Driving NATO’s Digital Transformation: AI and Innovation at the Operational Edge Innovation isn't just about adopting new technology; it’s about shifting culture, scaling capabilities, and modernizing how we approach decision-making at the speed of relevance. In a recent Armed Forces Network (AFN) feature, our Director, COL @arnelpdavid and Commander Hans van Pijkeren sat down to discuss the ongoing mission of Task Force Maven at NATO Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) and reaching Full Operational Capability (FOC). During the segment, they highlighted: 🔹 Delivering AI Warfighting Capabilities: How we are executing one of the largest transformational changes in NATO history by integrating cutting-edge data and software solutions. 🔹 Fostering a Culture of Innovation: The critical role of interoperability, continuous experimentation, and human-machine collaboration to maintain a strategic advantage. 🔹 Empowering the Alliance: Building a robust digital ecosystem that connects data from the tactical edge to strategic decision-makers across the Alliance. Training is going to be provided with the help of the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) Academy. A huge thank you to AFN Benelux for highlighting the incredible work our cross-functional team is delivering every single day. The journey toward a fully data-driven Alliance is a team sport!

@PLTRs_Palantir @TexasJerusalem @DeepValue47 If you think I'm not extremely entertained by you, a grown adult, drawing pictures of me and and making memes of my face with Grok.... 😂 you don't understand how we used to laugh at all you fanboys when I worked at Pal

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.@chamath says Palantir CEO Alex Karp “deserves a medal” for being “on the right side of history” and one of the only AI leaders speaking the truth: “You can look at a graph of the financing needs of these companies and pinpoint when they oscillate between 2 messages.” “1. We’ve created a super god and the VCs are like lemmings and need to be on the right side of the super god.” “2. This is a complete weapon, let’s shut the world down and regulate everything.” “The problem is, at a trillion dollar market cap, that game has ripple effects that touch everybody in the industry.” “What Alex Karp did—he deserves a medal.” “This is an incredible human being that had the courage to come here, everybody watched that clip, all these S&P500 CEOs called me after that clip asking, ‘Help me interpret this.’” “I’ll tell you—he was on the right side of history.” “What he’s showing you is—you need to have a much more predictable way of running your business. Because if you’re bending to the vicissitudes of private company funding cycles, or their desire to need to live up to trillion-dollar valuations, you’re taking a level of risk you didn’t know you were taking.” “The LLMs do a very good job at a superficial form of privacy called ‘Zero Data Retention or ZDR.’” “They say, ‘Enable this and everything is hunky dory.’” “When you look at the fine print, if he uploads the secret formula for KFC into the model, that part is ZDR’d. But if he just clicks the like button, is there any guarantee that info is not stored? The honest answer technically, is no, because we don’t know how to do that.” “When Alex came on… at no point did Anthropic say, ‘He’s got it totally wrong, here’s the exact technical details, there’s nothing to see here.’” “I thought to myself, why wouldn’t you, the minute after that clip started to go viral, be completely specific and repudiate the claim.” “The reason, we all know, is because it’s the true version.” Via @CNBC