Palantir will integrate its software with Nvidia's compute platform.
funny how everyone is just commenting that fable 5 is back :D
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says enterprises are fed up with AI labs that "oversold" models and pushed tokenmaxxing.
Customers want to own the full AI stack with Palantir + NVIDIA at the center.
Absolute cinema. Worth watching until Fable isnt back.
Positive users praised Palantir CEO Karp as a legend for the new NVIDIA deal announcement, while negative users called the CNBC interview nonsense and directed personal insults at him.
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Okay Anthropic, I forgive you for the bad Sonnet 5 launch. Fable 5 is just so much fun.
FABLE 5 IS BACK
This is by far one of the most important things I’ve watched in 2026.
@hamptonism This was 18 minutes of complete nonsense. Put aside the fact that the man not complete a sentence or thought, what he did manage to stammer out was a stream of buzzwords and bullshit.
@hamptonism Palantir is fascinating because the ability to quantify it and its leadership, is what separates you from the shallow minded norm.
@hamptonism Listening to him be consistently right since dpo is why im still holding since $7. From 80k to 1m.
@hamptonism Karp is a legend, the clowns interviewing him have no clue what he's even saying
@hamptonism I really like him but he is one of the worst communicators I have ever listened to. Stuttering, repeating himself, interrupting and talking over people because he's so eager to get a word out. Like Jesus Christ dude, just take a breath for a second.
@hamptonism All of these tech guys talk about what they do as if it was unique, but I refuse to believe there are no alternatives to Palantir. Everyone knows Palantir is getting all the big gov contracts because they were a CIA-Mossad creation in the first place. That's not trust, it's mafia
**Summary of the CNBC Squawk Box interview (Jul 1, 2026) with Palantir CEO Alex Karp:**
Karp discussed Palantir’s new NVIDIA partnership (announced ~Jun 29) for a sovereign AI engine. It integrates NVIDIA’s Nemotron open models with Palantir’s AIP/Ontology/Foundry platforms to run in secure, air-gapped, classified U.S. gov and critical infrastructure environments on Blackwell chips.
**Critique of frontier model companies (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.):** Enterprises and gov customers are “livid” and have lost confidence. They see “tokenmaxxing” — burning tokens for little real value while frontier labs extract customer IP/alpha into closed models. Karp called outsourcing battlefield AI to Silicon Valley “effing insane” and said customers resent paying for a system that transfers control and value away from them.
**What Palantir asserts it’s doing differently with NVIDIA:** The partnership gives customers full ownership and control over compute, model weights, data stack, and proprietary alpha in sovereign setups. Open models run locally without proprietary insights migrating elsewhere. Customers (esp. military/critical infra) retain operational control and can improve their own models — addressing security, trust, and “own the means of production” demands that frontier labs don’t meet.
Karp framed it as channeling real American enterprise frustration. (Public sources: Palantir/NVIDIA announcements + interview coverage.)
**ThaniaSwain** Here's a clear summary of Alex Karp's main points from the CNBC interview:
- **Nvidia Partnership**: Palantir is integrating Nvidia's Nemotron AI models into its Sovereign AI platform. This creates secure, air-gapped AI systems for US gov & enterprises, giving customers full control over their data, models, compute & proprietary edge.
- **Critique of Frontier Labs**: Karp says "something has gone completely wrong" with how AI is sold. Enterprises are unhappy with OpenAI/Anthropic-style labs — they focus on "tokenmaxxing" & scaling without delivering controllable, real-world value. Customers want ownership, not black-box models.
- **What Customers Want**: Control over their full stack (compute, models, data) so they own their competitive advantage ("alpha"). Secure & sovereign AI over hype-driven approaches.
- He was passionate (even "angry"-sounding per anchors) about shifting from hype to practical, customer-controlled AI. Also touched on software demand & AI bubble concerns.
The interview highlights Palantir positioning itself as the practical, secure alternative in the AI race.
@hamptonism i love Karp. it is sometimes a challenge to listen to him and sort through what he says, but 10minutes later when my little brain catches up, i get there. The man speaks no lies. what a great character.
@hamptonism @grok can you summarize the main points from this interview for me?
@LiberN8 @hamptonism to come away from that conversation and have this opinion just shows how dense this poster is
**Summary of the video:**
CNBC Squawk Box interview with Palantir CEO Alex Karp on their major new Nvidia partnership.
Key points: - Palantir launched an “intelligent engine” using Nvidia’s Nemotron open models for secure, sovereign AI. - Built specifically for U.S. government agencies and critical infrastructure in air-gapped environments. - Agencies can train custom frontier-quality models on their own data and fully own the models/weights. - Integrated with Palantir’s AIP, Ontology, Foundry & Apollo for secure deployment, auditability and continuous improvement via data flywheel. - Karp discusses frontier AI models, why enterprises are unhappy with big labs, software demand, and China cyber risks.
The segment highlights a big step for U.S. AI sovereignty and national security.
Lol, the labs will need to sign industry-level non-competes.
"We will not enter the consulting business for the next 50 years."
Interesting to watch. The enterprise leadership will bully the labs off their turf and then use the safer LLMs to fire 30% of their staff in three years.
Economics is war. Stay safe out there.
@hamptonism He literally sounds like Tony Stark in this tho
@hamptonism @grok Explain this entire video to the audience in clear and concise bulletpoints as if they are 10 years old.
@hamptonism He basically said most CEOs are scared to actually build. Too real.
@randallanderse5 @hamptonism @grok @grok can you summarize the main points from this interview for me?
@hamptonism It’s weird that this happened this morning because he was in my dream last night giving a speech at my college graduation which would never happen because I went to UC Berkeley 😂
