Inside tech's anti-college movement: "If you have to go to college, it's probably because you're mediocre." ...

Palantir CEO Alex Karp on Thursday warned that either the United States or China will prevail in the artificial intelligence race – and that our tech industry needs to keep pushing forward to ...

What Happened: "I've never met someone successful who had a great social life at 20," Karp told the Economic Club of Chicago recently, urging young employees to “find the thing you're uniquely ...

Karp, the CEO of Palantir, has in recent years elbowed his way into the ranks of Silicon Valley’s thought leaders not just as another tech mogul, but as a self-appointed moral philosopher.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp praised Saudi engineers at Riyadh's investment forum and criticized Europe. European organizations are slower in AI adoption compared to their US counterparts, a report said ...

For years, Karp was treated like a curiosity in Silicon Valley-too weird, blunt and tied to the military-industrial complex.“We were the freak show,” he once sai , half-proud, half-wounded.

Sanker's sentiments were echoed by Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir, who later said on the earnings call that there needs to be "pressure on the system" to "root out fraud, waste, and abuse and to pen ...

Palantir CEO Alex Karp credits the defense tech wave for the company's strong Q1 performance. The company raised its annual revenue guidance amid AI software sales momentum. Palantir's stock is up ...

Palantir cofounder and CEO Alex Karp hasn’t received stock from the company since it went public, but his existing holdings have ballooned in recent years, making him one of the best-paid CEOs ...

Palantir CEO Alex Karp defends Silicon Valley's right to open discourse and partnership with government in his new book, amid expanding government presence and upcoming earnings report.

The aggressive language has won Karp—who recently co-authored the New York Times best seller The Technological Republic: Hard Power, Soft Belief, and the Future of the West —legions of followers.

So says Alex Karp, co-founder and boss of Palantir, a supplier of software to Western armies and spooks. America’s tech industry has forgotten about the armed forces’ role in its creation, he ...