NousResearch and Palantir share one thesis: owning your AI stack as IP
arthurcolle · x · 2026-10-08
A comparison argues NousResearch and Palantir share the same thesis — owning your AI stack as intellectual property to drive unique outcomes, versus using the same model as everyone else. The difference is build style: Nous's Hermes is bottoms-up with emergent apps/skills, while Palantir's Ontology is more codified and rigid (e.g. cross-validating images against documents via AIP) with fewer hallucinations.
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