Alex Karp is saying what every angry CEO is thinking about AI

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Palantir’s CEO taps into Corporate America’s angst about the growing power of AI upstarts.

Alex Karp—describing himself as a “madman”—has brought the simmering tension between fast-rising AI giants and established tech players to a boil.

In both nuanced and dramatic fashion, the Palantir Technologies chief executive is drawing attention to concerns over the power and insight AI labs derive from their business customers’ data and decision-making—the magic sauce behind what makes a company successful.

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