Palantir CEO Alex Karp to OpenAI and Anthropic: Don't try to 'drug addict' us
Palantir CEO Alex Karp criticizes frontier AI labs for demanding intellectual property from enterprises. He believes companies should retain control over their own models and data. Karp argues that current AI models are not delivering practical value for businesses. Palantir reported strong financial results, with revenue surging significantly year-over-year. This comes as OpenAI and Anthropic…
Palantir CEO Alex Karp harshly criticized frontier artificial intelligence labs OpenAI and Anthropic, warning businesses not to surrender their intellectual property and models. Karp stated that these tech companies are trying to "drug addict" businesses into a future where they lose control, become unprofitable, and face vulnerabilities.
He emphasized that enterprises must retain control of their models and data, working with companies like Palantir and providing an application layer on top of existing infrastructure. Palantir reported its strongest quarter yet, with revenue increasing 93% year-over-year to $1.94 billion.
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