Palantir exec: once any model can do it, it stops being valuable
eliano · x · 2026-10-13
In a Palantir-published conversation, CEO Alex Karp and Palantir Sovereign lead Louis Robson argue that once a capability is accessible to everyone and any model can do it, it stops being valuable — with institutional knowledge and embedded individual artistry as the real engine of dominance.
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