Alex Karp

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[Retweeted] Palantir CEO Alex Karp says an unnamed U.S. general asked him if he could build an “alien anti-gravity machine,” raising questions about whether the request may have been related to reverse engineering recovered non-human technology. Karp shared the story during a talk at AIPCon 11 while discussing the challenges of working with government contracts. https://t.co/YOUqiM16cF

Palantir CEO Alex Karp says an unnamed U.S. general asked him if he could build an “alien anti-gravity machine,” raising questions about whether the request may have been related to reverse engineering recovered non-human technology. Karp shared the story during a talk at AIPCon 11 while discussing the challenges of working with government contracts. https://t.co/YOUqiM16cF

Full quote is "He was like 'build me this bullshit alien anti-gravity machine that also tells me I'm brilliant.' And one of my forward deployed engineers literally told the general, 'but you're not smart enough to know how dumb you are now’” Clearly he was being derisive of the request, but the fact that he was being asked to build an “alien anti-gravity machine” is extremely noteworthy. Who requested this? Which contractor was chosen? What is this machine? Time stamped link below https://you...

Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir, describes a conflict his company had with the US government that ultimately resulted in a lawsuit. He explains that the core of the dispute involved a military general who, in Karp's view, lacked a fundamental understanding of technology despite his battlefield experience. According to Karp, the general approached Palantir with a request to build an alien anti-gravitic craft. The situation reached a breaking point when one of Palantir's forward-deployed engineers d...

"Fuck you, you go." 👏 https://t.co/SjRXgOEmLN [Quoted] ALERT: Joe Rogan says “F*ck you, you go” to Palantir after CEO Alex Karp argued that national service should be mandatory. “I don’t understand why anybody would wanna support that… That sounds crazy. Especially after this Iran war, where everybody’s like why the f*ck are we in https://t.co/gQPmdUmFJa

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