Palantir UK CEO: European firms have five years to catch up on AI or lose competitiveness
evisoft · x · 2026-11-03
Citing Bloomberg, Palantir UK CEO Louis Mosley says European companies are falling behind on AI and will "no longer be competitive" if they don't catch up within five years.
The poster adds a pointed observation: the pitch conveniently comes from Palantir itself — the fastest way to catch up, apparently, is buying AI from Palantir, invoiced in dollars.
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