It’s that dangerous and he’s admitting it. They’re going to pick winners and losers.

@Ying Chingchong foh

Alex is brutally honest. Not like 99 percent of the other CEOs out there. I have mad respect for him.

hes not a salesman though

He is a good salesman, he would not sell it to adversaries, did you not hear the interview?

The way he talks “it’s complete BS” 😂

Call him liars you do not understand the business, search find. May be you change your opinion, I will not persuade anyone :)

Well, it resonated with me. Market and industry research is based on models and those models will always be wrong. The people doing the real work are the ones building and selling the product - the ones that analyze can afford to spew bullshit. It's like the difference between LeBron James and Stephen A Smith

@@elliottevers7307 no, its clear he is just trying to cover his back or is simply a dismissive idiot. We ALL should listen to the experts, not the salesmen who are directly invested in selling things to people.

no, its clear he is just trying to cover his back or is simply a dismissive idiot. We ALL should listen to the experts, not the salesmen who are directly invested in selling things to people.

@Abigail Prewitt Such market uncertainties are the reason I don’t base my market judgements and decisions on rumours and here-says, got the best of me 2020 and had me holding worthless position in the market, I had to revamp my entire portfolio through the aid of an advisor, before I started seeing any significant results happens in my portfolio, been using the same advisor and I’ve scaled up 750k within 2 years.

@Abigail Prewitt Having a counselor is essential for portfolio diversification. My advisor ASHLEY AIRAGAHI who is easily searchable and has extensive knowledge of the financial markets.

it's Ludlow... Ed sets up the rapport and guests follow his cue... great host

It's the latter. I remember when people said Elon was crazy.

@@AG-hl1ni The bonus this guy already looks crazy

He says not even sure if he should sell to some of his clients, BS! If his tech is out there, it's out there. Guy sounds like a used cars salesman right now.

@@rayutwenty-four6753 They don't do business with Russia or China, amongst others.

Highly agreed, hard to tell

I worked at a bank, it's true. All the forecasts are just best guess based on talking to various industry experts

Yeah. He doesn't work at the company, he's not used any Palantir software, but he knows that Palantir is a fake AI company. So fake that Cisco and other big clients are using them and Palantir is proving they work. Too funny

Bear Boy was exposed as a troll when he couldn’t explain any of the AI terminology such as generative AI or ontology.

Are you really that happy about weaponization of AI? You want Skynet?

Palantir is used for government spying on other countries AND its own citizens. A.I. is just going to make it easier for them to spy on you! Idiots

Cat's out of the bag, little chance of that now that open source communities are running with it.

Only if you can dish out millions of dollar. Even then Palantir only offers a platform where an AI program or LLM can be installed and executed. In a bigger context of AI, we are just going to see AI's and language models compete against each other at the expense of humanity...

Better, he so busy working that he doesn’t have time to waste on vanities.

What quality do you see in weaponizing AI?

loaded question but ill field it. I mentioned quality as in product quality compared to its competitors. Now, what value do I find in “weaponizing” Ai? Well if we’re gonna focus on the wartime usecases, the value is in maintaining the geopolitical status quo. For the West and its Allies to remain unbeatable is crucial in avoiding Hot Wars /WW3

@@eeyorewasright6050 But isn't Trump pro Russia and a lying fantasist who's relative-in-law pass nuclear secrets to Saudi Arabia. Isn't that a bit risky?

They already have been, just haven't gone commercial yet. Love everything this guy is saying.

@@dd1pp128 They've been in the commercial field for multiple years and have several hundred major clients. What are you even talking about?

yes he has been waiting for a decade to do the shake it off

Palantir is used for government spying on other countries AND its own US citizens. A.I. is just going to make it easier for them to spy on you! Idiots

@@sakcee poor English

Would you have also bet on Mengele’s venture if it was projected to make you money?

Chatgpt cannot do what palantir products do. They are different

@@Pastadeadguy sure but that is not my argument I just think he was probably overstating a lot in his intervew.

What’s a black man?

@@Leon-en9il Look up on who is parents are?

@@kingramseyii3686 looks and sounds like a Jew. That’s surprising info . Definitely a hero of Israel.

Just tells you which side of his head he sleeps on

Exactly. It's insane. People are literally funding these two fraudsters thinking they're buying some 'future super AI company'. It's all bullshit.

@@joeygarza9550 actually no. Think through it again. (I'm not saying the item isn't EVER available for sale), I'm saying there are many items which exist even now, whose sale is restricted or behind some kind of wall/qualification, and not freely available to be bought by just anyone willy nilly. Examples, there's a certain age you need to be to buy guns or buy/consume alcohol. There's a certain age you need to be to drive a car. A kid and adult can't (legally) go and buy say prescription drugs without a doctor's note to give them permission to do so. And I'm sure there's dangerous chemicals that one cannot buy without reason or some limits

@@joeygarza9550 pt2 point being, some things require qualifications/limits, for a reason. There's an age limit or other qualification for the person's or other people's safety. You can't go and buy a pound of radioactive materials like uranium for the fun of it, or x gallons of say sulfuric acid without at least raising eyebrows if you are merely an individual and not like a science laboratory. Now, due to greed, there may be a black market for some of these things. But it should be plain as day that you can't, or at least in the ideal world, "shouldn't", be letting say a mentally ill or unstable person, or a known offender, say, buy grenades on like ebay or at some other storefront. similarly, AI is a tool. It can be used for good or evil, it's not merely an entertainment thing, it has power to drastically change ppls lives. And if you've been following AI, there's news /concerns that some of these high powered systems we are choosing not to sell to certain countries who's values are questionable or disagreeable with ours. We arent sending aid/resources to Russia as they invade Ukraine, we and others are doing the opposite and trying to discourage the attack. That's no different really. Some things are more important than trying to make a buck/profit. Even a good thing, like giving money to a poor person, or them winning the lottery, can become a bad thing for that person if they are in a wrong place or have a bad mindset. Those with addictions, many times end up worse than before when they come into money, bc they use that money to feed the addiction and or develop other self destructive habits rather than use it to improve their lives. With the lottery, oftentimes their family and friends turn on them (due to greed, envy, selfishness) and they no longer feel like they can trust anyone. we know China likes to spy on its ppl. Why would we give them tools to do that if we can't trust their intent? It's one thing to have world class software to use it to try to help solve problems, manage inventory, make factories, hospitals, power companies, ppl more efficient. It's quite another if the person/company/country may use it to try to enslave their ppl, or spy on them. Or some tyrannical govts, will kill anyone who tries to oppose them, or make them "disappear" in the night. No way in heck should we be "fine/cool" with them having world class software to help them in their misdeeds. Alex/Palantir is admirable for trying to consider these things, and to prevent it ahead of time, from getting out of hand.

Are you really that happy about weaponization of AI? You want Skynet?

What’s the name of the interviewer? We need more like him.

​@@timsavvy Ed Ludlow

Tell us you're short PLTR w/out telling us you're short PLTR. You should have closed your short position months ago... sorry sucks to be you.

Zero moral integrity.

Snowflake was purchased by buffet hence expensive ipo and C3AI has AI in the name. That’s it

Absolutely noticed the same. No substance. Heavy glitz. Amazed that no one is commenting on that.

@@Andrew-is3ld Indeed

Lol

tell that to Ukraine lmao

@Gray Thompson Pls do you mind sharing any means of reaching out to him easily? I'm really interested.

He’s determined to become that ultimate super villain too. People that have no moral boundaries and will do anything for money are never to be trusted.

@@OddWoz disturbing .. i wonder if anyone in his circle has goodness in their hearts, or they all want to see the world burn like him?

They built their own models. They actually work differently from open AI/ open source models

@@Pastadeadguy What LLM did they build? All they did was incorporate Google Cloud and R libraries. They have some ML languages but non of the LLM is proprietary! Just don't own enough data for them to teach what objects are, they have to rely on LLM from Google, Open AI and META

I didn't know they were in the AI business for 20 years and I thoroughly researched the company. Palantir whole premise was to solve a recurring problem of financial fraud which occurred during Thiel's PayPal days. Later they came across another problem, many of their clients were using outdated legacy system and their data were fragmented and sparsed out. They managed to unify and consolidate it through a single platform. In turn they build a platform (CRM and ERP) where you can add your own program on the fly. The whole AI thing just happened to be something they can add on their platform. The user still needs to install the language model. The thing I find fascinating is how Thiel used his reputation and connections to secure amazing deals with just few customers, many of their clients being intelligence agencies, military, government and the likes. On average the deal sizes are tens of millions. Other SAAS businesses can not compete on their performance.

, I feel like this stock could explode but this ceo is holding it back cause of his poor lack of communication.