Siddhant Ekale

Grok performed well Proud of the tool-chain we’ve built and showcased here $PLTR

@Hesamation It’s the equivalent how many lines of code committed from back in the day. The metric starts to decay in value pretty quickly. Seen this to be a pattern in more places than one.

I wonder who gave employees the idea to invent random ways to waste tokens rather than spend time solving real customer problems. huh. the industry is deep in collective psychosis where people are rewarded for how much they can hallucinate.

AIP 🤝 SAP

@parmita Rooting for you to succeed!

I actually started preci 2 years ago today. raised pre seed 1.5 years ago. im smiling. with actual tears in my eyes. THIS is the greatest chapter of AI. not coding, or clawd bot. those are fine. this is saving lives. it’s invisible now. but it has STARTED and it will take over. LLMs are a dead end in the journey to cure cancer. they’re the old story. biology is the new story. we are building what makes it possible, with love. the only data in the world that scales with AI, and the only eyes for AI that will never kill cells to measure them, how to make drugs, they will watch biology live. it’s been great realizing we were just early for nearly 2y. being early is brutal. waiting for AI to catch up, the peptide craze, whatever it took for people to get here. but now. as long as we exist and so does compute, AI actually can cure diseases at scale. in the past 2 years, i have grown so much as a human being. I have learned persistence, self confidence, teamwork, fundraising, disease modeling and biophotonics. all because of Precigenetics. Precigenetics has changed. it has grown up. it is still growing, but it is just as loving, bold, life-changing, and relentless as the day it started. now the time is here. we are partnering with orgs with some of the largest compute in the world, to build the next big story of AI. we are raising money to save humans who don’t deserve to die. we are going to get drugs to clinics. skeptics, beware. with all the love in my heart, trust me, youll change your mind. hbd, @precigenetic. you’re a tiny lab and you’ll be a big lab soon with many micro chips. many patients count on you. always do right by them first.

we’re at the point where AI models are learning things about biology that humans haven’t figured out yet

Robots cracking an egg, slicing tomatoes, cooking an actual omlette, ... pretty unbelievable for 2026! The rate of progress in both hardware and software is awesome.

🧬 New paper out in @Nature! We used CRISPR to selectively kill cancer cells based on a single-letter mutation in their RNA. The story I want to highlight: KRAS — one of the most notorious drivers of human cancer. A short thread on what we found 🧵

There’s something very powerful about founder led companies that’s hard to articulate. The sheer passion for meaningfully engaging on ground level use cases and the open-handed approach to investing in ideas that compounds in value over time can only be found in such companies. It’s inspiring and educative. Feel fortunate honestly!

We just launched a new Intro to Foundry and AIP that gives you more of the what and why behind our platforms. Great place to start if you are curious on the concepts that power Palantir! learn.palantir.com/introduction-t…

Own every layer of your decision stack. Disclaimer: for monks not tourists.

Palantir reports Q1 ‘26 U.S. revenue growth of 104% Y/Y and revenue growth of 85% Y/Y; raises FY ’26 revenue guidance to 71% Y/Y growth and U.S. comm revenue guidance to 120% Y/Y, crushing consensus expectations. Q1 U.S. commercial revenue grew 133% y/y and adjusted operating margin was 60%. We also generated $871 million in Q1 2026 GAAP net income, representing 53% margin and 307% Y/Y growth.

At the National Security Hackathon! Bullish on America

Why is Siri still so dumb?

AI-powered operations require a shared model of decisions, not just data. Learn how the Palantir Ontology enables human-agent teaming at enterprise scale in this latest blog post.

@chadwahl But I have an Ontology, Chad! :)

So long as you bear the consequences of failure, you are the ultimate Responsible Party. For example, while you might choose to delegate the responsibility of figuring out how to handle your illness to a doctor, it is your responsibility to pick the right one, since you will bear the consequences if he does a bad job. Or if you were building a house, would you go to an architect and say "show me the kinds of houses I can build" or would you tell the architect what kind of house you want to live in? This is especially true when it comes to money. If you delegate the oversight responsibility for your finances to others, they typically won't hold themselves as accountable for your money as they would their own and they won't fire themselves if they are doing a bad job. Only the ultimate RP can do that. #principleoftheday

Palantir and AIP Specialist Firm, Vanyar, Launches Vanyar launches today as a specialist firm focussed on Palantir Foundry and AIP. Its launch comes at a critical time in the market when enterprise AI transformation programmes are becoming slower, more complex and increasingly difficult to deliver. These initiatives, which often involve platforms like Palantir, continue to fall short for many companies wanting to get ahead. Founded by seasoned enterprise technology experts, Vanyar provides top-tier advisory, build, AI agent development, and 24/7 platform support services to organisations across APAC and the Middle East, with their sights set on future global expansion. Led by a team of experts with decades of enterprise experience and deep Palantir expertise, the company offers a compelling value proposition for modern companies. With the accelerated adoption of AI and rising demand for data-led insights, Vanyar's timely launch meets demand for Palantir expertise head-on. Global system integrators are racing to build Palantir practices, investing in onboarding thousands of certified professionals. Yet, while the Palantir ecosystem is growing fast, very few specialist partners are focused on enabling organisations outside of government and defence to unlock value from the platform quickly and efficiently. Uriah Jacobs, Co-Founder and CEO of Vanyar, said of the launch, "Over many years of building enterprise technology businesses, the same fundamental problem keeps emerging. Organisations know platforms like Palantir are powerful, but they struggle to successfully implement these initiatives and deliver real-world, tangible outcomes. The large consultancies are expensive and slow. Palantir's own services team is focused on their biggest accounts. There is a clear gap for a specialist firm that moves fast, keeps teams small, and delivers measurable results in mere weeks. That's why Vanyar exists." Vanyar's services span the full Palantir lifecycle: advisory and strategy to assess platform fit, Foundry ontology design and data pipeline engineering, AI agent development on AIP, 24/7 platform operations, and hands-on training bootcamps. The firm's engagement model is designed for speed, with a typical path from discovery to delivery production in just weeks. "The technology behind Palantir is extraordinary, but it takes real enterprise experience to make it work inside a large organisation," said Rahul Garg, Co-Founder of Vanyar. "We have built and scaled high velocity tech-services businesses before. We know what great service delivery looks like. Every person at Vanyar is here because they can ship production solutions, not because they look good on a bench sheet." Both founders bring proven track records of building and scaling specialist consulting businesses in the enterprise technology sector. Uriah Jacobs was the founding Managing Director APAC of Thirdera, which became the world's largest pure-play ServiceNow consultancy and was acquired by Cognizant in 2024. He previously held senior roles at Cloud Sherpas (acquired by Accenture, 2015) and Accenture. Rahul Garg co-founded CloudGo, a ServiceNow Elite Partner that was acquired by RGP in 2023 and is Singapore's first ServiceNow Certified Master Architect. Together, the founders have a vision to solve complex problems with simple, data-led solutions.

On @bbc5live this morning with @adrianchiles on the NHS Federated Data Platform. My neighbour paid £15k to go private for a hip replacement after waiting too long in too much pain. FDP has enabled 110,000 more operations across the NHS before reaching half of it. That matters.

I too respect for what Zach did with the jacket. Other than that, I couldn’t find anything to look up to. Jacket’maxxing!

“I spent 20 years on the frontline wishing I had something like this. I watched clinicians queue up on Fridays to enter data from paper notes. I watched managers walk around wards with printed spreadsheets and biros. I watched organisations spend millions building data systems that could not talk to the Trust next door. FDP is the first time anyone has built the infrastructure to fix that at national scale. The Trusts that use this window to get their foundations right will be years ahead as the platform matures.”

Because I get asked a lot Ontology-MCP (O-MCP): I want dynamic interactions at runtime with my favorite MCP client agents/frameworks. Think runtime. Palantir-MCP (P-MCP): I want to build pipelines, objects, generally do anything builders do in the platform. Think development. Ontology SDK (OSDK): I am building apps/integrations backed by the Ontology. Think design time. data, logic, action