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Alex Karp (full name Alexander Caedmon Karp) is an American businessman known as the co-founder and CEO of the software firm Palantir Technologies. In that role, he has overseen Palantir's growth as a data-analytics and software company serving enterprise and government clients. Karp has drawn attention for public remarks criticizing the AI industry, including calling AI frontier labs 'Marxist' during a Palantir earnings call in which he said such labs aim to capture control of their enterprise partners' data and intellectual property. That earnings call followed what was described as a strong financial quarter for Palantir.

Updated 6 August 2026

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