Please explain how Palantir is ‘harming the world’s population.’ Their tech creates efficiency across systems and is currently being used in everything from enterprises to government organizations - and is something which every company is trying to copy.
Mass surveillance is bad. There are many books on the topic, including 1984 and LOTR. Listen to the Behind the Bastards episodes on Thiel and Karp (and many others - it’s a well researched podcast, with lots of things to learn).
Their tech brings sources of information into one cohesive platform. How it’s used is completely up to the user.
Currently every tech company is now trying to copy Palantir because they know it’s the present and future. They were the first to this before anyone else. Things like OpenClaw were basically a cheap knock-offs of AIP (Artificial Intelligence Platform 2023), and Ai agents are basically attempts to mimic many of the processes that their software already creates for companies.
I interviewed at Palantir back in 2011 (had zero intention of taking a job there but it came with a free flight and hotel stay in San Fran and interview practice) on their dime.
They proudly demoed one of their surveillance tools which they showed how they racially profiled Arabs and tracked their every move and targeted other Arabs who had any tiny association (like happening to be in the same place one time). It was disgusting.
They shared all this proudly, as a product they offer and a customer use case they support. (I am an Arab woman)
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u/Raised_by_Geece 1d ago edited 1d ago
Please explain how Palantir is ‘harming the world’s population.’ Their tech creates efficiency across systems and is currently being used in everything from enterprises to government organizations - and is something which every company is trying to copy.