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I wonder what the alternative for Europe might be? A new project to launch, or is there an existing solution? Siren? Argon? In any case, it could be a great opp
by __natty__ 7mo ago
I wonder what the alternative for Europe might be? A new project to launch, or is there an existing solution? Siren? Argon? In any case, it could be a great opportunity for Europe to create new jobs whilst increasing its sovereignty.
- Xelbair 7mo agoWhy? why would we need to fund and make Europen Alternative to Surveilance (tm) when we could just you know - not have it at all?
- wolvoleo 7mo agoEven if it's nothing that would be a big win.
- Bombthecat 7mo agod.AP, itemis, datawalk, helsing. There are a few alternatives, depending what you want.
- aitchnyu 7mo agoDid Helsing get its name from the fictional vampire hunter family?
- rvz 7mo agoAll of them are just as bad a Palantir.
- Bombthecat 7mo agoNo that's not true, some try to do it by the book ( ai act, gdpr, and follow German law etc) but they won't have any chance on the market, because those who ignore any law will provide more information / control etc for police, state etc etc
- tsimionescu 7mo agoPalantir's technology, as its own name suggests, is inherently dangerous, regardless of who controls it. The right alternative is to simply not build capabilities similar to Palantir in the EU - ideally, to legally forbid building them at all. This type of aggregated data flow simply gives too much control to whoever has access to it, and thus greatly harms democracy.
- simianwords 7mo ago[flagged]
- cindyllm 7mo ago[dead]
- text0404 7mo agoThat's a false choice. By investing in weapons instead of diplomacy, we've created this world of tit-for-tat violence. We can dismantle it too, it's not necessary to continue escalating until we exterminate our species.
- simianwords 7mo ago"We've" wdym? You don't get to decide the rules. Your adversary is not signing a legally binding contract.
- text0404 7mo ago"We" as a species with common interests like "not eradicating ourselves through violence."
- simianwords 7mo agoI agree with you, but your adversary may not think in a sufficiently developed way. Which is why we had such destructive wars in the past..
- possiblelion 6mo agoSensusQ from Estonia does pretty much this, but is sovereign and data is held by the end-users, not sent to the US (or anywhere else) www.sensusq.com