#palantir

#palantir

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An organizer, wearing a keffiyeh and a shirt reading "Divest from Genocide," stood on a table: "We're all standing here today to hold companies like Palantir and Microsoft accountable for their role powering the world's first AI-assisted genocide." Behind them, nearly 100 activists from Jewish Voice for Peace filled the lobby of Palantir's Seattle offices on July 14, 2025. Activists carried banners featuring giant eyes with yellow irises: "First Palantir Surveils, then IDF Kills." "First Palantir Tracks, then ICE attacks."

Palantir Technologies, cofounded by Peter Thiel, collaborates with agencies such as ICE and the US Department of Defense and has provoked worldwide protests due to its controversial partnerships.

Palantir saw 53% growth in revenue from US government contracts in the second quarter of 2025 compared with the same period the year prior and surpassed $1bn in total quarterly revenue for the first time.

Meta Platforms is leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance its advertising technology, positioning itself as a leader in both that field and the emerging smart glasses market.

Shares of Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) have rocketed over 830% in the last two years, and this multi-year rally is showing no signs of slowing down.

Insider selling at Nvidia reflects a normal routine, primarily for personal financial needs, with little impact on the company’s strong AI position.

"If he hasn't stepped over the line, he's just on the verge of it," Virginia Canter, counsel for ethics and anticorruption at Democracy Defenders Fund, told the Project on Government Oversight.

Undoubtedly, it seems like even the scariest macro event can't hold the AI software boom back.

Bannon acknowledged that if a Democratic administration pursued a data aggregation project like Trump's with Palantir, it would dominate his show's agenda.

"The interviews were pretty strange," Qureshi said on the podcast. "You'd be chatting about philosophy for an hour and a half and it would very much just be like he would pick a topic out of thin air."