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> Are we seriously arguing that Palantir are doing very much illegal analysis on air-gapped national security systems, and somehow exporting those and aggregati
by watwut 8mo ago
> Are we seriously arguing that Palantir are doing very much illegal analysis on air-gapped national security systems, and somehow exporting those and aggregating them?
Is there any reason to think they would not do something illegal? Or that they would be above exporting secret data?
- crimsoneer 8mo agoAt the risk of stating the obvious, this is a very profitable company that has spent 20-ish years working with intelligence agencies from a bunch of different countries, I find it hard to believe they'd just casually commit some incredibly serious crime without evidence beyond "well, they theoretically could".
- lyu07282 8mo ago> has spent 20-ish years working with intelligence agencies from a bunch of different countries This is supposed to count towards their integrity? There is no way your posts aren't satire, actually great job you almost convinced me lmao
- mikkupikku 8mo agoDon't be so naive. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto_AG https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto_AG