never heard this guy speak or seen him in my life and my first thought was he is sincere and trying to spread truth

A lot of people want golf and steak. Ignoring them is ignoring the people who grease the wheels.

@@zimpreneur Agree, Musk has been over hyping Tesla for ages. It helped him with Tesla stock value.

@@zimpreneur did you not hear it when Karp said come to a bootcamp. Did you not see the demo of thought to concept to plan to product? It's a revolution.

@@richgacer2432 I'll check out the demo, but I don't plan on developing for this platform regardless.

Love it!

Karp has to leave on vacation. He's hysterical

Can you give me a one sentence summary of what he is thinking. I can't follow what he is saying.

@@zimpreneurit’s quite easy if you listen

@@sampath6924 I'm listening...

​@@zimpreneurWe build the best enterprise software in the world that is competing and winning right now, and almost everything else you hear about is bullshit sold by snake oil salesmen. Maybe that's actually two sentences but I'm not an English major. Hope it aids your understanding in any event 😉

​@@memovaillantcoeur9614 Thanks for the translation. Its certainly a perspective, but I would expect the same from any CEO. I'm certain if I asked one of the other CEOs, they would refute this. I'm not sure why I should believe Alex over anyone else. If the responses in the comments are to believed, its because the stock price is high.

😂😂

Is he related to Tarantino? In hand gestures and cadence.

@@Booger_brain1the cocaine connection perhaps? Lol ;)

He a snake oil salesman for simple minds

That's what I said to myself too.

Sure. It'll be back to parity in 10 years.

Those that bust on PLTR haven’t spent the time to comb through the publicity available info on their products. PLTR was just chosen as Defense Prime. You don’t do that without having a superior product over LMT or RTX.

Well said

Of reality ?

come on man the guy is tasked with talking about something you cant talk about. do your due diligence and see the adoption rate from every corner. they have something unique and three steps ahead.

I am curious about Palantir as colleagues praise it but all these interviews with Karp are just a lot of rhetoric and confidence, but I never get to learn much about the products.

no BS its cutting edge and he is not some guy who is going to waste his time dressing up for u. just know the software they have developed has kept this country safe for some time now and all of us have reaped the benefits without even knowing the advisories they have taken off the playing field along the way.

you never will learn because u have no need to know..just know this..it aint Razorfish :) @@squarehead6c1

@@iTuber012 reddit doesn't have much good to say about Palantir... "That’s how Palantir sells, to execs. It sounds good but if you have to actually build anything with it, its underwhelming with a lot of limitations. There is a reason companies rip it out after a few years. It’s expensive and you can get much better stuff for a whole lot less $$$ that integrates with more of your existing technologies."

also comments about it being an outdated Java/Swing stack.

This is just one blurb from the Bloomberg article: “Moore, O’Callaghan and other officials are nonetheless the first to admit that their AI systems have a very long way to go and don’t trump human decision-making. Algorithms honed on desert conditions in the Middle East-for obvious reasons, the source of much of the American military’s real-life data-are far worse at identifying objects elsewhere. Overall, O’Callaghan says, the 18th’s human analysts get it right 84% of the time; for Maven, it’s about 60%. Sometimes the system confuses a truck with a tree or ravine. Tanks are generally the easiest to spot, but with objects such as anti-aircraft artillery, or when snow or other conditions make images harder to parse, the accuracy rate can fall below 30%. In Moore’s view, “the benefit that you get from algorithms is speed,” with recent exercises showing that AI isn’t yet ready to recommend the order of an attack or the best weapon to use.” Sounds like a typical “shitty” piece of DoD software to me. It’s not a competitive open market, so Palantir’s software can easily be “second rate” and yet still look “compelling” when you put it next to that ABSOLUTE TRASH their competitors are peddling.

also the name palantir is a good choice for weaponized software

I think he looks like the character Antwan, played by Taika Waititi, in the movie Free Guy.

He is exceptionally clear about what they stand for, maybe not in this interview but there is no doubt where and who Palantir stand with.

Not a good leader and communicator. I am out!

Here’s the good news and the bad news. Bad news, pltr is elite chat gpt ++ for corps. Good news is chat gpt just received an 80 million dollar valuation - about 1.5x pltr mrkt cap.

@@wohola byeeeee

why you doesn't wear a shirt?

Y shirt doesn’t I?

Talking through your ears. Probably read some sub Reddit forum to come to this conclusion 😂😂

@@john-louiswepener2230 Probably not. Go get an advanced degree in C.S. or a related field, attend one of their bootcamps and work with the software used in the industry. You’ll come to the same conclusion.

@@xxyyzz8464 can say with utmost certainty you haven't attended.

A little unfair. Karp is pretty full on, and the interviewer was just trying to slow him down a little for the audience to catch breath, and I thought he did a pretty good job;. Managing an interview for an MSM audience like that not something you can ever really 'get right'.

I feel like he was avoiding answering the real question and the answer went all over everywhere like he’s not confident or have something to hide. Uncomfortable to watch

maybe the two aren't mutually exclusive

Yes. His clients are The US government ie Americans & many big US corps with millions of US employees…

@@monealiza7553 yeah, that’s right.

Right!

@@brethitmanhart275 Are you implying you are one of the people that understands the complex stuff? My gut tells me Alex would disagree if he were to meet you. That has nothing to do with you. It has everything to do with him.

The SP and customer count talks otherwise. He don’t need to explain it to people like you. We have now seen all your comments in the thread… go back to your cave bear

@@zimpreneur I have been buying for three years, following all the contracts and all the progress and use cases. It is a complex company but if you spend some time researching it and decide to invest I think you will do very well over the long term.

Sorry, but you're a low information viewer because you can't understand what he's communicating. If you are interested you could go watch a few deep dive presentations into what they do, otherwise you're just another person hoping he'll be spoon-fed like a baby. He owes you nothing, but you owe yourself to try to learn.

@@HermannTheGreat No need to be sorry. I'm a Bloomberg watcher for entertainment. I don't need to burn time watching their corporate PR. I obviously have other outlets to do that. You're correct. He owes me nothing, and I owe him nothing. To a certain percentage of the population (at least 1/8,000,000,000) he sounds angry that there is competition in his market for no good reason. If steaks sell software, he should offer steaks.

You must have 2000 shares at minimum 😉

its an arena were the details are not discussable. be serious. just examine other factors you can see like how everyone from all corners is getting on board. they have the best enterprise developers no question and what they have created is something special.

Explain?

@@lewigaming9724 If you're not British I can't explain. If you are, I shouldn't have to. Thank you for the question anyway, I'm sure it was well intended.

@@sirrodneyffing1 I am British

@@sirrodneyffing1 just confused as a British person who lives in Edinburgh

@@lewigaming9724"a British person who lives in Edinburgh" curious "identity" - by that definition you could equaly be any old third world flotsam or jetsam mate.

You must not know how a company works nor the inner workings that comes with the start up process and it’s stock options

@@sampath6924 lol okay.

ggogle Olivia Rene Reyes and learn everything you need to know

@@henryjunior2642 I learned everything I need to know about Technology when I got my Degree in Electronics Engineering Tech. I spent the last 30 years involved in practical implementation of said skills. I told my Mother 25 years ago that the most valuable commodity on the planet is "information", she didn't know what I meant. You're all about to find out.

Look up their history.

Baloney!

Why do you attack Elon? Musk literally has saved America from Putin

@@HermannTheGreatI’m well aware!

YES!!!!🤣this

Another Jack Dorsey...they are too busy to worry about fashion.

He has way more important things to worry about than how he dresses.

How so?

Dumbo

Booz Allen alternative

say more or give me a link, i'm just now learning about these guys

You know nothing.

Smart sounding word salad

I thank god that people like you exist lmaoo reason why im up so much on pltr. You need idiots who dont get it to be on the other side and make money. Keep doing you bro! dont change pls

Eeee, why?

​@@michasawek3901 where you been with the designers flu

No he is what all tech leaders should be

sigmund fraud over here ....please dude go back to your cubicle