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I tried so hard to not consecutive post and deleted that response by accident. (GNRC, URI, YETI)
I get it I get it. Let me peel back the curtain a bit more for you. Technical marketing works primarily through flattery and manipulation of non-technical people. Non-technical people think that by reading an article about some aspect of tech, they're "in" with higher IQ people a standard deviation or more above the average. Once they believe this, they're easily manipulated into giving the company about which the article is written money.
www.techrepublic.com
IMO Palantir tech will over time be integrated into every aspect of modern life since they rule at data IMO making them and me over the long run a fuckload of money. The stock hasn’t gotten cheaper since the initial offering.
And here is the result:I’ve posted this before but whatever its an interesting look at Palantir tech at work
Palantir’s God’s-Eye View of Afghanistan
The company’s software can sift through enormous amounts of data, and those metrics can be used to make life-or-death decisions.www.wired.com
“Naturally, Palantir’s services can be applied to the private sector to a nearly unlimited degree. Whether it’s for loss prevention at a department store, “moneyball” scouting for a major league ball team, or laser-focused marketing, this company’s industry-dominating data analysis is indispensable. Most recently, the company’s progress on the enterprise front has involved the development of a significant partnership with Airbus and forays into the automotive and pharmaceutical markets.”
www.ironedgevc.com
Not entirely correct.
www.forbes.com
My little dick just got even harder for PLTR lolI get it I get it. Let me peel back the curtain a bit more for you. Technical marketing works primarily through flattery and manipulation of non-technical people. Non-technical people think that by reading an article about some aspect of tech, they're "in" with higher IQ people a standard deviation or more above the average. Once they believe this, they're easily manipulated into giving the company about which the article is written money.
All mainstream technical journalism is marketing paid-for by tech companies behind the scenes.
I don't have time to go into all the CIA failures over the past decades to prove its ineptitude and likely the ineptitude of any of its contractors. I will say that while we may have used this tech to find Bin Laden, we've lost the war against his organization and the Taliban. We have all the tech; they have all the time.
EDIT: lol at that second article. The AI scam has come and gone every decade since Shannon invented information theory, confirming my points above. AI winter is upon us again:
Artificial Intelligence Archives
Search "AI winter" and see what you can dig-up.
www.cnbc.com
The author starts off with an appeal to Stephen Hawking's authority on the dangers of AI then launches into a harrowing tale about how Facebook bots nearly went SkyNet. I have some dumb follow-up questions about that article. If FB didn't understand what the bots were saying, how do they know that the bots were communicating instead of sending patterns of meaningless ASCII strings? Did they run montecarlo simulations on the bots to determine that these strings were actually messages that bots responded to with different behaviors?Not entirely correct.
"Facebook shut down an artificial intelligence engine after developers discovered that the AI had created its own unique language that humans can’t understand."
Facebook AI Creates Its Own Language In Creepy Preview Of Our Potential Future
In a glimpse at what the beginning of the technological singularity might look like, researchers at Facebook shut down an artificial intelligence platform after the bots went off script and developed a unique language that humans could not understand.
The key to IPO success in this arena is as follows. Create a press release about your AI vaporware as above. Use photos of yourself with a perm dressed up like a dandy in the pensive "Einstein seated" pose:My little dick just got even harder for PLTR lol
Palantir gets aggressive in SPAC investments, backing digital health, aviation and robot companies
Babylon Health said it's going public through a SPAC in a deal valuing the business at $4.2 billion and that Palantir is investing.
You’ve convinced me. I’m going to liquidate my PLTR holdings and instead invest in meme stocks and coins. That and this guys company. YOLO
Or if the story was true, wouldn’t the NSA or some other 3 letter agency want to scoop it up?
ASAN and SNOW are also dank imo.
