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Palantir CEO’s rant about the Anthropic-Pentagon feud threatening his company was about a lot more than a dirty word

Palantir CEO’s rant about the Anthropic-Pentagon feud threatening his company was about a lot more than a dirty word

Although he could have used other language, Palantir CEO Alex Karp’s comments reflected a growing concern of who can dictate the terms of use for AI.

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