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Palantir Slack logs and staff interviews reveal internal debates over the company's ICE and DOD contracts during Trump's second term, its manifesto, and more

It took just a few months of President Donald Trump's second term for Palantir employees to question their company's commitments to civil liberties.

Ars Technica Makena Kelly

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  • John Grant John Grant on linkedin
    Yes.  Palantirians genuinely wrestle with the ethics of what we do.  And Palantir's leadership gives us the space to have those discussions. …
  • @vortexegg.com @vortexegg.com on bluesky
    It's... not precisely ironic, but fitting that for years “high-decoupling” was promoted in tech culture as being the laudable attitude or cognitive trait for the model high performing tech worker.  The ability to completely isolate whatever technical work you're doing from percei…
  • @joncooper-us Jon Cooper on bluesky
    Palantir employees are talking about the company's “descent into fascism.”  —  Slack messages, and interviews with current and former workers, paint a picture of a company in turmoil.
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  • @micyoung75 Mike Young on x
    At an internal AMA, Palantir's own privacy and civil liberties employee said a “sufficiently malicious customer is basically impossible to prevent” - only controllable through auditing after the fact. That is the answer the company gave its own employees about the limits of its […
  • @micyoung75 Mike Young on x
    @arstechnica The original Palantir mission: prevent terrorism without eroding civil liberties. The current internal assessment from their own privacy team: a malicious customer cannot be stopped in real time - only audited afterward. ICE tracking. An elementary school. A seven-da…
  • Keith Fitzgerald Keith Fitzgerald on linkedin
    NEW: Palantir Employees Are Starting to Wonder if They're the Bad Guys  —  Interviews with current and former Palantir employees …