Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/MvAlGmdwsj5.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Alex Karp, The CIA, and the Rise of Palantir [VKa1LHNkCs5] Health Updated on August 10, 2026 EDT — Published on August 10, 2026 EDT What do you really know about Palantir? It started just one month after DARPA canceled a controversial surveillance project. It was seed-funded by the CIA, co-founded by Peter Thiel, and led by Alex Karp — a man with a deep skepticism of Silicon Valley and a public love/hate relationship with power. Today, it’s a $300 billion surveillance powerhouse whose software is used by everyone from Ferrari to the CIA, predicting behavior with systems like Gotham and Foundry. This isn’t just a tech story — it’s a warning. 0ZPTmO5Z8Q3 8coYOOpPWz6 FMe8e5GtOZT dBMgbdwJuMK I38GvqWxJ2G OGiP9LTJRCq 5zBVJF5J51t sR2Wj3kNvuD
What do you really know about Palantir? It started just one month after DARPA canceled a controversial surveillance project. It was seed-funded by the CIA, co-founded by Peter Thiel, and led by Alex Karp — a man with a deep skepticism of Silicon Valley and a public love/hate relationship with power. Today, it’s a $300 billion surveillance powerhouse whose software is used by everyone from Ferrari to the CIA, predicting behavior with systems like Gotham and Foundry. This isn’t just a tech story — it’s a warning. 0ZPTmO5Z8Q3 8coYOOpPWz6 FMe8e5GtOZT dBMgbdwJuMK I38GvqWxJ2G OGiP9LTJRCq 5zBVJF5J51t sR2Wj3kNvuD