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3 August 2026
The throughline today is about control—who owns it, who keeps it, and why it matters. Palantir CEO Alex Karp crystallized the emerging tension by attacking frontier AI labs during an earnings call, accusing them of seeking to capture customer data and intellectual property while Palantir itself posted $1.9 billion in quarterly revenue, up 93 percent year-over-year. His critique speaks to a broader industrial shift: enterprises are tightening their grip on AI infrastructure. AWS and Superblocks announced a partnership keeping customer data on private clouds rather than frontier labs' servers. DeepSeek released V4-Flash under an MIT license, reducing switching costs and letting organizations deploy without dependency. Even the EU moved decisively, with transparency rules now in effect requiring explicit labeling of AI use rather than leaving it to company discretion.
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