The Palantir CEO thinks that tech companies have lost their way, focusing on diversions for consumers rather than on ...

Seemingly innocuous satire may be more harmful than direct criticism because it can dehumanize people and reduce them to caricatures, the study found. "Most people think satire is just humorous ...

Palantir Technologies Inc. CEO Alex Karp envisions the company's legacy as strengthening Western technological supremacy while deterring adversaries, amid surging demand for artificial intelligence ...

Alex Karp is a PhD., technologist, and philosopher. He's also the CEO of artificial intelligence (AI) software company Palantir Technologies -- and he often explains sophisticated and complicated ...

One of the reasons the tech firm has such a massive following among individual investors—with the r/PLTR subreddit amassing nearly 100,000 members—is due to its lively CEO, Alex Karp.

Alex Karp has long suggested that large language models are commoditized products. This implies that developers need to spend hefty sums in order to build superior AI. In turn, this could actually ...

The "very slow-burn" new series of the satire about a luxury resort is uneven and disappointing. Look closely at the opening credit sequence of this season's White Lotus, set at a luxury resort on ...