Palantir CEO Alex Karp on Monday once again warned that AI frontier labs are too untrustworthy for enterprises. The CEO, who famously studied philosophy and earned a PhD in social theory, implied in ...

A top law firm chairman’s controversial capitulation to President Donald Trump’s demands created staunch internal divisions, according to a new bombshell report. At the start of his second presidency, ...

Palantir CEO Alex Karp warned the United States against adopting Europe’s intense regulatory framework for artificial intelligence amid a domestic battle over open models on "The Claman Countdown." ...

As the former head of a prominent statewide tech group, Tom Hopcroft thought he had the ideas — and the connections — to be a credible candidate for state Senate. But the former CEO of the Mass ...

Karp argues enterprises should own AI compute to protect proprietary data, but collapsing token costs and massive CapEx requirements undercut his case. Hyperscaler private clouds may address Karp's ...

Palantir Technologies Inc. Chief Executive Alex Karp’s recent broadside against the frontier model vendors put a knife to the throat of the central enterprise artificial intelligence debate. Karp’s ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Founder & Advisor on Emerging Tech. Covering VC. Palantir CEO Alex Karp criticized frontier AI labs for "irresponsibly overselling ...

Palantir Technologies Inc. Chief Executive Alex Karp appeared to go into meltdown mode during an interview with CNBC today where for 20-odd minutes he went off script after being asked to discuss his ...

“This is the voice of American business that is being channeled through me,” the billionaire cofounder remarked. Karp, who appeared on CNBC to discuss Palantir’s partnership with Nvidia in a deal to ...

Both PLTR and NVDA posted roughly 85% revenue growth, with PLTR closing 206 deals worth $2.41B and NVDA guiding Q2 to $91B. Karp calls frontier AI model providers a "wealth tax" on enterprises, ...

BERLIN — His company is considered the technological backbone of some of the world's most powerful militaries. Alex Karp, CEO of the American data analytics firm Palantir, supplies software to the ...