Sean Krause

JUST IN: Google drops out of Pentagon contest to develop "voice-controlled, autonomous drone swarms" after internal ethics review.

NEWS: SpaceX hints that it's developing a chip module for Starlink Mobile. A new job posting from SpaceX mentions the company wants to develop compact 'multi-chip modules' to handle radio frequencies for Starlink Mobile. The job posting specifically looks to hire an engineer to “develop cutting-edge RF modules for deployment into the Starlink Mobile network.” This includes designing “multi-chip modules” containing the RF front-end components for 5G, LTE, and Wi-Fi applications.

$TNXP Zach’s maintained their $64 PT yet thinks they’ll only sell $17M of Tonya in 2026! They may surpass that in Q1 😂 GLB ☘️ 🐂

Alex Karp answers if Palantir was the company who killed Iranian Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei: “Our adversaries and enemies are witnessing an ability to fight that they don’t have.” “I’ve read in the papers that we’re able to engage and fight in war in a way that we haven’t been able to in the past— and have regained deterrent capabilities.” “The fact that you can target more precisely, accurately and quickly, and that America can do these things and organize the total power of our fleet and resources, and bring it to bear against our adversaries and enemies— has shifted the way in which war is fought.” “I’ve read that Palantir’s Project Maven is the core backbone of that.” “I’ve also read that all our allies in the Middle East may or may not be users of our platform as well, and that’s expanding rapidly.” “What you want is to have a capacity that no one else can replicate.” “America is the center of the AI revolution. The LLMs on the battlefield are only useful if powered inside an Ontology, and that’s our Ontology.” “And yeah— I’ve read that we’re at the core of everything.”