appreciate seeing how they're able to exploit (cheat the system) and collect data on american citizens who speak up. Congrats to big tech for cheating the capitalist system and big congrats to Alex for working for a foreign agent!
I am interested to learn if: A. Palantir guided Israel to blow up specific or most of the buildings in Gaza in 2024. The place looks like it was carpet bombed. This could mean three things: 1) palantir found adversaries in almost every building 2) palantir's continuous learning algorithm grew the wrong way and started giving the military data that was mostly inaccurate. 3) it was more sinister as its data was ignored and Palantir did no longer have a hand in the operations. We will probably never know as palantir probably won't expose these data sets 3) palantir will give insight into it AI capabilities, and if so, which government institutions will oversee their operations? B. Palantir will ldeliver the main guiding stones to help Musk gut the US government from workers while providing transparency as to why certain programs and workers need to be terminated. C) There will be transparency in the dealings between buddies Musk, Thiel and Karp during 47.
I like this video. Honestly, I think Alex would be a lot more persuasive as a CEO with his visibility now with the demeanor he's exhibiting in this video.
Alex’s confidence is much higher now. You can see it in his body language, demeanor, and how he speaks. This is a great version of Karp, but this Karp doesn’t exist anymore 😂
Indeed, his demeanor today is less humble as his efforts are beginning to bear fruit and must stay on edge to drive this Palantir Juggernaut to realize its awesome potential. He also seems to be driven to also show his ex highbrow academic peers the virtuous value of Palantir.😉😘
@michaelr.landon1727 in my experience often the only way to cut through the pretension and bureaucracy is to be blunt and honest and often perceived as impolite. Time is easily wasted and you'll end up on an endless treadmill of presentations, meetings and endless RFIs.
Alex karp is the Goat so many years later and is telling us exactly the same things ! the only think changed back then he was more relaxed but I understand the explosion was n his head and he is trying to tell us so many things in short time Alex Karp is the PLTR
It was awesome to hear a calm Alex Karp in 2009 describing more clearly than I've heard yet what Palantir actually does as today he's so hyped and passionate; Plus I imagine it's hard for him to talk abotu what they do when some of their most important work is classified. I enjoy his desire to protect civil liberities and make the West the best at what it does while keeping us all safe.
Whitney Webb, an author I respect to a degree, has been building a resume against people like Peter Thiel and Alex Karp. She is convinced that Palantir weaponizes military relationships to spy and control the average citizen. She is very compelling. Still, in fairness, I would as soon hear the side of the subject of her criticism. Alex is impressive and I enjoy listening to him.
00:01 Alex Karp, Co-founder & CEO of Palantir Technologies 02:09 Transition from academia to business and founding Palantir 04:04 Palantir named after The Lord of the Rings seeing stones 05:55 Palantir focuses on detecting and preventing illegal activities in government sectors 07:40 Businesses in Silicon Valley prioritize idea over monetization. 09:23 Palantir offers a platform to find patterns in large datasets for various purposes. 11:09 Identifying key actors in attacks through data analysis 13:04 Importance of staying ahead of terrorists' evolving patterns 14:49 Balancing civil liberties with fighting cyber terrorism is crucial. 16:36 Data security and government misuse prevention 18:11 Cybersecurity threats are democratized by talented individuals 19:50 Helping identify potential infiltrations and address privacy concerns without contradicting national security goals.
Thanks so much for digging this up. Wishing i could give 2 thumbs up. Interesting to take a step back in time and observe the original thesis vs the execution today. Consistent base directive and philosophy in approach.
Karp is off the hook amazing, then and now. He opens up genius superpowers to the moderately intelligent. Everything he said in 2009 is validated and vindicated on every level. Please make a personal Palantir app covering finance, health and education.
Great interview with Dr. Karp, a one of a kind quintessential man in my humble opinion. I am proud to support this generational company by buying shares monthly.
Wow! When you are inside the data science sector and truly understand what he's saying, this is highly frightening, for it can target whoever they want and disguise the target as they wish.
From the beginning to the end he insists Palantir is about protecting civil liberties and keeping the government in-check. 15 year on and I am not aware of them doing this once. I am aware that the US government has repeatedly breached our liberties. I suppose he has long since given up on trying to spread this narrative. He knows who butters his bread. I think his more recent behavior could be explained by having studied philosophy (ethics) and playing this less than forthright role.
Well, i think its more like keeping other governments in check. As far as civil liberties, they’ve deteriorating since the 70’s. It wouldn’t surprise me if in another decade or two, mass surveillance programs finally go mainstream, for our own safety of course. The gov’t will need someone to provide a service for that.
A decade and a half later what have they done to expose the government corruption of our liberties? He knows who pays him but here he tries to play Palantir off as being responsible in it spying to get our buy in.
Props to he interviewer for calling out that Venture Capitol works everywhere. What was wasn't discussed was that VC available in the US is much higher than anything else.
00:01 Alex Karp, Co-founder & CEO of Palantir Technologies 02:09 Transition from academia to business and founding Palantir 04:04 Palantir named after The Lord of the Rings seeing stones 05:55 Palantir focuses on detecting and preventing illegal activities in government sectors 07:40 Businesses in Silicon Valley prioritize idea over monetization. 09:23 Palantir offers a platform to find patterns in large datasets for various purposes. 11:09 Identifying key actors in attacks through data analysis 13:04 Importance of staying ahead of terrorists' evolving patterns 14:49 Balancing civil liberties with fighting cyber terrorism is crucial. 16:36 Data security and government misuse prevention 18:11 Cybersecurity threats are democratized by talented individuals 19:50 Helping identify potential infiltrations and address privacy concerns without contradicting national security goals dammm
The time to short that sucker is around the corner .... Remember Cathy Wood loved Palentir bought at the top and dumped it at the bottom before it bounced... Why? because the Karp's pumping job was already first class...for all the green horns But what do I know... I only invested in US-tech for over 40 years...
8:44 “The engineer’s grail is a product great enough that “it sells itself.” But anyone who would actually say this about a real product must be lying: either he’s delusional (lying to himself) or he’s selling something (and thereby contradicting himself).” ― Peter Thiel, Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future
Alex has found the way 21:12 to expand thinking about the futures possibilities and the meaning of having and use a human brain för the Good of mankind.
@@wavygoods877 I'm lazy so here's an AI prompt lol sorry. The parallels between George Orwell's 1984 and Alex Karp's Palantir can be drawn primarily in terms of surveillance, control, and data gathering, though the motivations and contexts differ. Surveillance and Control: In 1984, the government of Oceania, led by Big Brother, constantly surveils its citizens through telescreens and other means. The goal is to control thought and behavior, maintaining totalitarian rule. Palantir, a company co-founded by Alex Karp, specializes in data analysis and has contracts with governments and corporations. Its software can aggregate vast amounts of data for purposes such as law enforcement, military intelligence, and corporate governance. This has raised concerns that such powerful surveillance tools could be used by governments to exert undue control over citizens, mirroring the pervasive surveillance in 1984. Power of Information: In 1984, the Party manipulates information and rewrites history to ensure that the truth aligns with its narrative. Control over information is key to maintaining power. Palantir's technology gives organizations the power to gather, process, and analyze immense datasets. This ability to control and manipulate data for insight or predictive purposes can raise ethical concerns, especially when applied in the realms of security and governance, potentially influencing or controlling public behavior and perception, similar to how information is controlled in 1984. Lack of Transparency: The Party in 1984 operates in secrecy, and citizens are kept in the dark about the true nature of the regime's control over them. Palantir operates in a highly opaque way regarding how its tools are used by its clients, especially when dealing with law enforcement and intelligence agencies. Critics argue that the lack of transparency in how Palantir's tools are used echoes the secretive control exercised by Orwell's Party. Despite these parallels, there are significant differences. Palantir argues that its tools are designed for protection and security, aiding in tracking criminals or preventing terrorism, while Orwell’s 1984 presents a dystopia where surveillance is used solely to suppress freedom and autonomy. Nonetheless, the concern lies in the potential misuse of such technology, which could drift toward the oppressive state depicted in Orwell's work.s
@knockoutfever4 yup, I maxed my investment over 6 months ago with every dollar I could find. I couldn't sleep for days putting so much money on pltr, including $20 call leap options. Will see if it continues. So far, so good.
PS Paypal are completely criminal. As a non american w a paypal a/c, trying to get monies out is virtually impossible. If anyone reading this knows an American fiduciary body that I can report this to, I would be SO grateful. I have another friend w the same problem.
There's no point in fighting a war on terrorism unless you find and solve the root causes of the grievences of the terrorists. "West good others bad" He might be smart but nuance eludes him.
Major subtitle mistake at 1:31 ... I believe Alex studied and published Neo-Kantian articles, not 'neocontinent'. For anyone who wishes to cultivate their cognitive abilities - knowing how to think - should study Kant.
Palantir is a company being used by our corrupt Military Industrial complex to spy on our own citizens. They are a small part of the problem but not insignificant. Just say the word Terrorism and it's so easy to get Conservatives to join people who harm the US Constitution
People who think Karp is a weirdo or arrogant need to watch this video. It's not arrogance if you have morals embedded into every single action you do, and if every cell in your body believes that your mission is important. I admire this man.
nice, the videos woul dbe nuch easier to watch with normal subtitles, the type that you are using make it difficult to watch, too bombastic to be able to look at
All I heard was a marketing strategy for how to get people to willingly let you invade their privacy. This is the beginnings of the branding strategy for totalitarian controls.
As an Iraqi, I think the information that the whole Sinjar event happened by a single village then we need to study why they did it, what was the pattern or real motive that made them that evil and try to find it somewhere else if it exists. I hope that info was communicated to the Iraqi government to study this and take actions.
"Kwame Raoul, the Illinois Attorney General, has been informed of your operations, including any potential illegal activities connected to behavior manipulation and custom content insertion. As someone committed to protecting the rights of individuals and investigating systemic abuses, his office will ensure that any violations are fully investigated. The consequences of exploiting vulnerable individuals for personal or political gain could be severe. Remember, Raoul’s team is more than capable of digging into the digital footprint you’ve been so recklessly leaving behind. The clock is ticking."
He was articulate and rather to the point here. None of the disorderly tangents we've seen in the more recent past. Anyways, at least he always has something interesting to say.
Karp has a platform like your movie. I would work for him for free. It’s just good vs bad. Compelling idea is not tagging each of us. It’s just a way to social proper. Get better or do what you what to do. Fail or shift.
Can he be hired to look into the data of the five dancers ? I doubt he himself would be interested to look into it...might confirm who the arch-terrorist is
A subscriber asked for a background to the philosophy on Palantir so I dug this up. Leave vid requests in this thread. And I’ll make yours next! :)
Thanks for post. I am interested to know if they have any competitors?
appreciate seeing how they're able to exploit (cheat the system) and collect data on american citizens who speak up. Congrats to big tech for cheating the capitalist system and big congrats to Alex for working for a foreign agent!
I am interested to learn if:
A. Palantir guided Israel to blow up specific or most of the buildings in Gaza in 2024. The place looks like it was carpet bombed. This could mean three things: 1) palantir found adversaries in almost every building 2) palantir's continuous learning algorithm grew the wrong way and started giving the military data that was mostly inaccurate. 3) it was more sinister as its data was ignored and Palantir did no longer have a hand in the operations. We will probably never know as palantir probably won't expose these data sets 3) palantir will give insight into it AI capabilities, and if so, which government institutions will oversee their operations?
B. Palantir will ldeliver the main guiding stones to help Musk gut the US government from workers while providing transparency as to why certain programs and workers need to be terminated.
C) There will be transparency in the dealings between buddies Musk, Thiel and Karp during 47.
The interviewer is amazing he let alex talk asked substantial questions
Charlie Rose - another victim of Me too
Great find. Karp has been consistent from the start.
I like this video. Honestly, I think Alex would be a lot more persuasive as a CEO with his visibility now with the demeanor he's exhibiting in this video.
Alex’s confidence is much higher now. You can see it in his body language, demeanor, and how he speaks. This is a great version of Karp, but this Karp doesn’t exist anymore 😂
Indeed, his demeanor today is less humble as his efforts are beginning to bear fruit and must stay on edge to drive this Palantir Juggernaut to realize its awesome potential. He also seems to be driven to also show his ex highbrow academic peers the virtuous value of Palantir.😉😘
Who cares about his demeanor? Care about the share price.
@michaelr.landon1727 in my experience often the only way to cut through the pretension and bureaucracy is to be blunt and honest and often perceived as impolite. Time is easily wasted and you'll end up on an endless treadmill of presentations, meetings and endless RFIs.
@@javiervazquez8412 For many people your leaders perception is part of the share price. Clearly these shares have had a very hard road being adopted.
Thank you for bring us this interview of the “man for all seasons”
His intellect and understanding of life in totality is breathtaking.
Alex karp is the Goat so many years later and is telling us exactly the same things ! the only think changed back then he was more relaxed but I understand the explosion was n his head and he is trying to tell us so many things in short time Alex Karp is the PLTR
Mad to think this was back in 2009. This guy was way ahead of everyone else with his thinking ! So glad to be an long term investor in the company!
If you invested were you targeted ?
Do you have to be a race to be trusted ?
1400 shares @ $14😅
4 month long timer myself 🙋🏼♂️
Stephen Cohen was ahead of his time. Karp was recruited by Theil and was the perfect fit. A rare man indeed.
Overvalued. Meme stock levels
Alex Karp looks so different it still has same conviction & belief in Palantir.
It was awesome to hear a calm Alex Karp in 2009 describing more clearly than I've heard yet what Palantir actually does as today he's so hyped and passionate; Plus I imagine it's hard for him to talk abotu what they do when some of their most important work is classified. I enjoy his desire to protect civil liberities and make the West the best at what it does while keeping us all safe.
I mean he has been grinding at it for over a decade and they still don't understand it. It has turned him mad like gollum in a good way😂
Sounds like you worship him
@@jacksonmatysik8007 in a good way? i think not... not now.
Safe????? You’re burnt I’d you think that. His IP is used to spy on us. That’s not conspiracy
Bro still doesn't have salespeople and this video is 15 year old. 😂
WOW! What a great vintage interview!.. SO good!
Great video can’t believe I hadn’t seen this in the many hours of pltr content I’ve watched over the years. Thank you!
I wish there were more karp interviews on his philosophy background
Whitney Webb, an author I respect to a degree, has been building a resume against people like Peter Thiel and Alex Karp. She is convinced that Palantir weaponizes military relationships to spy and control the average citizen. She is very compelling. Still, in fairness, I would as soon hear the side of the subject of her criticism. Alex is impressive and I enjoy listening to him.
Dr. Karp looks so serious and humble. I love it!!
"A palantir is a dangerous tool, Saruman. They are not all accounted for, the lost Seeing-stones. We do not know who else may be watching"
💯💯💯💯💯💯 John Dee, Royal sorcerer got power from the Black Stone or Black Rock. These are occultists running these giant corps.
@@TheMicahwitzyou can just name them, I’m talking about the you know who’s
My face was this 🤨 the whole while
00:01 Alex Karp, Co-founder & CEO of Palantir Technologies
02:09 Transition from academia to business and founding Palantir
04:04 Palantir named after The Lord of the Rings seeing stones
05:55 Palantir focuses on detecting and preventing illegal activities in government sectors
07:40 Businesses in Silicon Valley prioritize idea over monetization.
09:23 Palantir offers a platform to find patterns in large datasets for various purposes.
11:09 Identifying key actors in attacks through data analysis
13:04 Importance of staying ahead of terrorists' evolving patterns
14:49 Balancing civil liberties with fighting cyber terrorism is crucial.
16:36 Data security and government misuse prevention
18:11 Cybersecurity threats are democratized by talented individuals
19:50 Helping identify potential infiltrations and address privacy concerns without contradicting national security goals.
Thanks so much for digging this up. Wishing i could give 2 thumbs up. Interesting to take a step back in time and observe the original thesis vs the execution today. Consistent base directive and philosophy in approach.
Inspiring! Every time I hear Alex talk it makes me want drop everything and go work with Palantir.
Great share for those that love PLTR, I also like Alex’s hair shorter 😜
Karp is off the hook amazing, then and now. He opens up genius superpowers to the moderately intelligent. Everything he said in 2009 is validated and vindicated on every level. Please make a personal Palantir app covering finance, health and education.
Whaouuu !!!!!
My neurones are happy at last to listen to such a bright guy.......
Merci
Thank you for the rare video !
He has always had a great sense of humor about himself and embracing his inner nerd.
What a gem, Thank you for finding this!
Great interview with Dr. Karp, a one of a kind quintessential man in my humble opinion. I am proud to support this generational company by buying shares monthly.
Wow! When you are inside the data science sector and truly understand what he's saying, this is highly frightening, for it can target whoever they want and disguise the target as they wish.
Like exploding children and civilians with bombs in pagers, right?) a lot of collateral damage
From the beginning to the end he insists Palantir is about protecting civil liberties and keeping the government in-check. 15 year on and I am not aware of them doing this once. I am aware that the US government has repeatedly breached our liberties. I suppose he has long since given up on trying to spread this narrative. He knows who butters his bread. I think his more recent behavior could be explained by having studied philosophy (ethics) and playing this less than forthright role.
Well, i think its more like keeping other governments in check. As far as civil liberties, they’ve deteriorating since the 70’s. It wouldn’t surprise me if in another decade or two, mass surveillance programs finally go mainstream, for our own safety of course. The gov’t will need someone to provide a service for that.
“Protecting our civil liberties” 😂😂 this hubris is the last one I would trust with my civil liberties.
A decade and a half later what have they done to expose the government corruption of our liberties? He knows who pays him but here he tries to play Palantir off as being responsible in it spying to get our buy in.
Only sane comment so far.
🤥
Amazing that it is the same message 14 years later.
except it's not.
A gem! Thanks!
God Bless Alex, Palantir & the USA 🌟
Props to he interviewer for calling out that Venture Capitol works everywhere. What was wasn't discussed was that VC available in the US is much higher than anything else.
Excellent upload…thanks!
That’s my CEO
Karp has used palantir to find out the shorts are about to get margin called by their coke dealers, which is why the 2024 version is so confident.
Elaborate
His consistency is unmatched.
Fascinating. Love this company and their CEO.
00:01 Alex Karp, Co-founder & CEO of Palantir Technologies
02:09 Transition from academia to business and founding Palantir
04:04 Palantir named after The Lord of the Rings seeing stones
05:55 Palantir focuses on detecting and preventing illegal activities in government sectors
07:40 Businesses in Silicon Valley prioritize idea over monetization.
09:23 Palantir offers a platform to find patterns in large datasets for various purposes.
11:09 Identifying key actors in attacks through data analysis
13:04 Importance of staying ahead of terrorists' evolving patterns
14:49 Balancing civil liberties with fighting cyber terrorism is crucial.
16:36 Data security and government misuse prevention
18:11 Cybersecurity threats are democratized by talented individuals
19:50 Helping identify potential infiltrations and address privacy concerns without contradicting national security goals
dammm
I ❤ this interview. Alex u r great keep pushing the field.
The time to short that sucker is around the corner ....
Remember Cathy Wood loved Palentir bought at the top and dumped it at the bottom before it bounced...
Why? because the Karp's pumping job was already first class...for all the green horns
But what do I know... I only invested in US-tech for over 40 years...
Amazing find! Thanks for sharing
8:44 “The engineer’s grail is a product great enough that “it sells itself.” But anyone who would actually say this about a real product must be lying: either he’s delusional (lying to himself) or he’s selling something (and thereby contradicting himself).”
― Peter Thiel, Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future
Alex has found the way 21:12 to expand thinking about the futures possibilities and the meaning of having and use a human brain för the Good of mankind.
Very interesting CEO. I didn’t know he’s been CEO this long. I literally may invest now knowing and seeing this video.
This is particularly good !!
Why overlay broken subtitles??
Subtitle effects are horrendously distracting. My eyes hurt.
You know how long that took to make?
Looks smart and sharp. Also Peter Thiel knew this is big.
What's up with the mandatory subtitles?
I invested heavily this company since 2020.
He should go back on Charlie Rose 15yrs later.
This interview changed my life....really.
Ever read 1984 by Orwell? His company’s purpose is the genesis of the novels warning.
How so?
@@wavygoods877 I'm lazy so here's an AI prompt lol sorry.
The parallels between George Orwell's 1984 and Alex Karp's Palantir can be drawn primarily in terms of surveillance, control, and data gathering, though the motivations and contexts differ.
Surveillance and Control:
In 1984, the government of Oceania, led by Big Brother, constantly surveils its citizens through telescreens and other means. The goal is to control thought and behavior, maintaining totalitarian rule.
Palantir, a company co-founded by Alex Karp, specializes in data analysis and has contracts with governments and corporations. Its software can aggregate vast amounts of data for purposes such as law enforcement, military intelligence, and corporate governance. This has raised concerns that such powerful surveillance tools could be used by governments to exert undue control over citizens, mirroring the pervasive surveillance in 1984.
Power of Information:
In 1984, the Party manipulates information and rewrites history to ensure that the truth aligns with its narrative. Control over information is key to maintaining power.
Palantir's technology gives organizations the power to gather, process, and analyze immense datasets. This ability to control and manipulate data for insight or predictive purposes can raise ethical concerns, especially when applied in the realms of security and governance, potentially influencing or controlling public behavior and perception, similar to how information is controlled in 1984.
Lack of Transparency:
The Party in 1984 operates in secrecy, and citizens are kept in the dark about the true nature of the regime's control over them.
Palantir operates in a highly opaque way regarding how its tools are used by its clients, especially when dealing with law enforcement and intelligence agencies. Critics argue that the lack of transparency in how Palantir's tools are used echoes the secretive control exercised by Orwell's Party.
Despite these parallels, there are significant differences. Palantir argues that its tools are designed for protection and security, aiding in tracking criminals or preventing terrorism, while Orwell’s 1984 presents a dystopia where surveillance is used solely to suppress freedom and autonomy. Nonetheless, the concern lies in the potential misuse of such technology, which could drift toward the oppressive state depicted in Orwell's work.s
Palantir honestly the next big thing in tech
Why did you put huge subtitles on the screen?
Wow, I'm adding more Pltr shares for sure. A Genius CEO. His company is easily half a trillion in 5 years or less. This is Microsoft in its infancy.
Lol
The stock has skyrocketed since your post
@knockoutfever4 yup, I maxed my investment over 6 months ago with every dollar I could find. I couldn't sleep for days putting so much money on pltr, including $20 call leap options. Will see if it continues. So far, so good.
PS Paypal are completely criminal. As a non american w a paypal a/c, trying to get monies out is virtually impossible. If anyone reading this knows an American fiduciary body that I can report this to, I would be SO grateful. I have another friend w the same problem.
The subtitles are unbearable, had to turn it off
There's no point in fighting a war on terrorism unless you find and solve the root causes of the grievences of the terrorists. "West good others bad" He might be smart but nuance eludes him.
we are so lucky we get to invest in his vision
Major subtitle mistake at 1:31 ... I believe Alex studied and published Neo-Kantian articles, not 'neocontinent'. For anyone who wishes to cultivate their cognitive abilities - knowing how to think - should study Kant.
I saw that too. Subtitles are often wrong when voice to text bots are used. If it was a person, then they just don't know and I feel sorry for them.
I’m not used to calm Alex had to speed it up to 1.5 and it’s exactly his speed today lol😂
All us veterans should own and support this patriotic company's stock,I do
I do too my Brother
Thank you for your service 🇺🇸
I am from Europe. I still support PLTR and Alex Karp. I'll never forget 9/11...
As a fellow veteran I agree. I continue to buy Palantir stock on a regular basis and I’m keeping my shares long term.
Palantir is a company being used by our corrupt Military Industrial complex to spy on our own citizens. They are a small part of the problem but not insignificant. Just say the word Terrorism and it's so easy to get Conservatives to join people who harm the US Constitution
People who think Karp is a weirdo or arrogant need to watch this video. It's not arrogance if you have morals embedded into every single action you do, and if every cell in your body believes that your mission is important. I admire this man.
Pffft Give us a break
He said something positive about silicon valley before he knew the true intentions of silicon valley... Or before the culture there changed.
Sweet interview! Thanks.
wonderful video to post thank you
nice, the videos woul dbe nuch easier to watch with normal subtitles, the type that you are using make it difficult to watch, too bombastic to be able to look at
When was this aired?
August 2009
He was 41 years old at the time.
Long term investment great company is the future
🎉🎉🎉❤❤ Now I watch 🎉🎉🎉
Palantir is the future!!!
Awesome interview 👍
Great company great ceo
superb interview, bad subtitles
Alex fights for love. Karp turns out of 99 score. I’m sorry. You do this right. Feels like the first fight for one platform. CMGonzlz
What year was this video?
2009
Great interview!
He did not say anything in the interview. Zero information.
Except that his company doesn’t need to make money because Silicon Valley is better than the rest of the world. Brain exploding 🤯
All I heard was a marketing strategy for how to get people to willingly let you invade their privacy.
This is the beginnings of the branding strategy for totalitarian controls.
I can’t believe they put that dog there. For real I can’t believe it. And the way they left the chairs. WOW. All from Dee and Lori
i can't understand the audio in the video plz make more subtitles bigger
No problem chief
Please confirm you were being ironic.
As an Iraqi, I think the information that the whole Sinjar event happened by a single village then we need to study why they did it, what was the pattern or real motive that made them that evil and try to find it somewhere else if it exists. I hope that info was communicated to the Iraqi government to study this and take actions.
"Kwame Raoul, the Illinois Attorney General, has been informed of your operations, including any potential illegal activities connected to behavior manipulation and custom content insertion. As someone committed to protecting the rights of individuals and investigating systemic abuses, his office will ensure that any violations are fully investigated. The consequences of exploiting vulnerable individuals for personal or political gain could be severe. Remember, Raoul’s team is more than capable of digging into the digital footprint you’ve been so recklessly leaving behind. The clock is ticking."
He was articulate and rather to the point here. None of the disorderly tangents we've seen in the more recent past. Anyways, at least he always has something interesting to say.
Great VO2 max energy
Release the source
He loves his white shirts! In 2009 he was wearing collared shirts hahahaha
I understand mixed strategy as we called in game theory
His personal charisma is already evident here. Nowadays it’s just in a different form & level
The big flash in your face subtitles make this video unwatchable
I didn’t have a social life and I still didn’t know what Palantir was.
Karp has a platform like your movie. I would work for him for free. It’s just good vs bad. Compelling idea is not tagging each of us. It’s just a way to social proper. Get better or do what you what to do. Fail or shift.
They did end up hiring salespeople
Barely
Guess after binging a lot of Lord of the Rings lore videos somehow this came up in recommended 😅
Can he be hired to look into the data of the five dancers ? I doubt he himself would be interested to look into it...might confirm who the arch-terrorist is
the interviewer is played by Bryan Cranston
Amazing archival footage. AK has an incredible mind, needless to say!
Release the source code
release the kraken
🐐
Before the steak dinners, lol . PLTR long
The subtitles are so annoying and distracting!
Impossible to watch!