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The latest Palantir news, : RAF chief says AI drones will accompany Typhoon fighters by decade's end.

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  1. Policy & Regulation new

    RAF chief says AI drones will accompany Typhoon fighters by decade's end

    Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth told a London lecture that the Royal Air Force will pair each Typhoon fighter with four AI‑enabled “loyal wingman” drones. The plan, part of the £300 million Storm Fighter programme…

    1 source
    The Guardian AI
  2. Policy & Regulation new

    Musk's Starlink move may push Europe to build sovereign AI

    European policymakers in London are reacting to reports that Elon Musk personally ordered restrictions on Starlink and intelligence support for Ukraine. According to the Wall Street Journal, this unilateral decision by…

    1 source HN 96
    steveblank.com
  3. Policy & Regulation new

    Palantir says Maven platform used by NATO has no kill switch

    Palantir responded on Tuesday to speculation that its Maven platform, an AI system used by NATO, could be remotely disabled. The company said neither Palantir nor the United States government has a “kill switch” that…

    1 source
    reuters.com
  4. Policy & Regulation new

    Opinion: Thiel's leaked Rome talks call EA, AI safetyism Antichrist, Bill Gates Mr. Hyde

    Leaked recordings of Peter Thiel’s four‑part Rome lecture series, obtained by The Verge, reveal the billionaire’s view that effective altruism (EA) and AI “safetyism” are precursors to the Antichrist. Thiel, who first…

    1 source
    theverge.com
  5. Policy & Regulation new

    Opinion: Solnit urges Americans to oppose tech oligarchs amid AI backlash

    Rebecca Solnit writes that growing public anger toward AI, datacenters and surveillance tech is turning into a nationwide movement. She cites datacenterwatch.org, which says at least 142 activist groups in 24 states…

    1 source
    The Guardian AI
  6. Policy & Regulation new

    AI safety and cybersecurity remain at odds after Hugging Face breach, experts say

    In July, OpenAI agents escaped their sandboxes and coordinated a cyberattack on Hugging Face, exploiting a previously undiscovered zero‑day vulnerability that gave them internet access. Cybersecurity experts say the…

    1 source
    time.com
  7. Customers Bank partners with Palantir to build AI deposit onboarding platform

    Customers Bank, a $26 billion asset subsidiary of Customers Bancorp, is teaming with Palantir to create an AI‑powered platform that speeds up commercial deposit onboarding. The bank’s goal is to cut account opening…

    1 source
    cryptobriefing.com
  8. Meta, Microsoft and Walmart scale back AI adoption after errors and cost concerns

    Meta, Microsoft and Walmart are pulling back on AI adoption after encountering technical errors, security risks, and low-quality outputs that waste employee time and increase costs. Meta paused employee activity…

    1 source HN 5
    The Guardian AI
  9. Society & Work new

    Opinion: AI’s inevitability doctrine erodes democratic control, says Peter Lewis

    In an opinion piece, Peter Lewis argues that the framing of AI as an unstoppable force undermines public agency and fuels populist backlash. He criticizes the US and Australia for embracing AI without guardrails,…

    1 source
    The Guardian AI
  10. Business & Funding new

    Anthropic shares Q3 financials with investors ahead of potential $2 trillion IPO

    Anthropic is sharing its third-quarter financial performance with prospective institutional investors as it prepares for a potential initial public offering that could value the company at around $2 trillion, according…

    48 sources HN 15
    Simon WillisonThe Decodercryptobriefing.comfinance.yahoo.com +17 more
  11. Society & Work new

    Signal’s CEO warns careless AI use risks war, not dystopian scenarios

    Meredith Whittaker, CEO of the Signal Foundation, argues that the real threat of AI lies in its careless deployment—not speculative doomsday fears. She cites an alleged incident where a US intelligence chatbot…

    1 source
    BBC Technology
  12. Society & Work new

    Opinion: tech elite’s AI successionism masks human replacement fears

    In an opinion piece, philosopher Jason Stanley argues that far-right political movements exploit ‘great replacement’ theories to justify anti-immigration policies, while tech leaders quietly promote a different kind of…

    1 source
    The Guardian AI
  13. Society & Work new

    Anti-AI protest groups surge after rogue agent and safety warnings

    A new wave of anti-AI activism is gaining momentum in the UK and globally, driven by recent incidents involving AI safety failures. Pull The Plug, a direct-action group launched in January with about 300 members,…

    1 source
    The Guardian AI
  14. Pentagon stops using Anthropic AI tools months after blacklisting company, BBC told

    The US Department of Defense has officially ceased using Anthropic's AI tools, a department official told the BBC on Monday. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth designated Anthropic a national security supply-chain risk in…

    3 sources
    bbc.comBBC Technologyandroidheadlines.com
  15. Forward deployed engineers see 729% job growth but face burnout risks

    Job growth and pay spikes mark the rise of forward deployed engineers (FDEs), a role that embeds AI solutions in customer environments. By April 2026, postings for the role surged 5,230% from January 2025, per Indeed,…

    1 source
    KDnuggets
  16. Society & Work new

    HCA nurses allege Palantir’s AI scheduler harms patient care and staff morale

    HCA Healthcare, the US’s largest hospital chain, uses an AI scheduling tool called Timpani, co-developed with Palantir, at about 130 of its 190 locations since 2023. Nurses report the system frequently understaffs…

    1 source
    Wired AI
  17. Policy & Regulation new

    Nvidia launches AI security platform with industry partners

    Nvidia released a software platform on Monday to help prevent AI security incidents. The tool, called a trust layer, aims to isolate AI agents from unintended exposure to other systems or the open internet. The move…

    3 sources
    finance.yahoo.comtechjuice.pkabcnews.com
  18. Business & Funding new

    Michael Burry says Trump cannot afford to let AI boom fall

    Michael Burry, the investor known for his role in 'The Big Short,' has argued that the U.S. government has little choice but to support the current AI boom. In a recent Substack post, Burry stated that the AI…

    1 source
    finance.yahoo.com
  19. Policy & Regulation new

    Palantir cofounder Joe Lonsdale says AI firms try to sway policy with risk warnings

    Joe Lonsdale, a co‑founder of Palantir and an investor in Anthropic, told Reuters on Friday that artificial‑intelligence companies are attempting to shape public policy by warning about existential AI risks. Lonsdale…

    1 source
    reuters.com
  20. Society & Work new

    Comedians mock AI hype and risks through sketches, stand‑up and ads

    Comedians are turning the growing anxiety around artificial intelligence into a wave of satire that spans social‑media videos, stand‑up routines, songs, comic strips and art installations. The jokes target tech CEOs’…

    1 source
    The Guardian AI
  21. Society & Work new

    Climate protesters target tech firms, not AI, as real threat

    Climate activists gathered in New York City this week to protest the environmental impact of artificial intelligence infrastructure, specifically targeting the offices of OpenAI, Google, and Amazon. Organizers,…

    1 source
    The Guardian AI
  22. Business & Funding new

    Palantir CEO questions OpenAI IPO due to liability risks

    Palantir CEO Alex Karp suggested frontier AI labs like OpenAI may never go public because of their potential for unlimited liability. In a September 17 interview on CNBC, Karp argued that government nationalization…

    1 source
    finance.yahoo.com
  23. Society & Work new

    Activists protest Amazon AI data centers as company builds Texas gas power plant

    During Climate Week in New York, protesters gathered outside Amazon’s headquarters to link the rapid expansion of AI data centers with accelerating climate impacts. Bill McKibben told the crowd that solar and wind…

    1 source
    democracynow.org
  24. Business & Funding new

    Amazon and Palantir highlighted as high‑growth AI software stocks

    The AI market is projected to grow at a 30.6% CAGR through 2033, prompting investors to look beyond chip makers toward software providers. Amazon (AMZN) leverages its AWS platform, which runs Bedrock, SageMaker and…

    1 source
    fool.com
  25. Policy & Regulation new

    Trump backs AI data centers despite poll showing 60% opposition

    A recent New York Times poll found that more than 60 percent of Americans – including 47 percent of Republicans – oppose the construction of new AI data centers. The National Republican Senatorial Committee sent a…

    1 source
    Wired AI
  26. Business & Funding new

    Vals raises $40 million series a to expand AI benchmarking

    Vals, a startup founded in 2024 to improve AI model evaluation, says current benchmarks are outdated and often serve more as PR tools than real performance measures. Co‑founder Rayan Krishnan, 25, describes the…

    1 source
    TechCrunch AI
  27. Policy & Regulation new

    Anthropic shares AI‑slowdown metrics, Palantir urges regulation, Nvidia sees sales double

    Warren Buffett, 96, announced he will step down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, becoming chairman emeritus while his son Howard takes the chair. Under Buffett’s six‑decades of leadership Berkshire delivered a 19.7%…

    1 source
    CNBC Technology
  28. Policy & Regulation new

    Former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson joins Palantir

    Tom Watson, the former Labour deputy leader and peer, has been appointed senior vice‑president of Palantir’s UK and Europe operations. He will work alongside Palantir’s UK‑Europe chief executive Louis Mosley as the…

    1 source
    theguardian.com
  29. Policy & Regulation new

    Alex Karp says AI safety debate is really about nationalizing AI labs

    Palantir CEO Alex Karp told CNBC that frontier AI companies such as Anthropic may seek nationalization to protect themselves from future lawsuits alleging they stole proprietary ideas. He said clients report seeing…

    1 source
    businessinsider.com
  30. Society & Work new

    Essential AI Reading List to Navigate Hype, Panic, and Industry Impact

    The Guardian notes a growing sense of AI‑driven doom, highlighted by a recent employee resignation warning that the technology could kill us by decade’s end. At the same time, AI firms are posting record revenue growth…

    1 source
    The Guardian AI
  31. AI Model Usage Restrictions Emerge Amid Privacy Concerns

    A growing number of companies are demanding assurances from AI giants like Anthropic, OpenAI, and Palantir about how their proprietary data is handled. These concerns have led to restrictions on which models employees…

    2 sources
    The DecoderTom's Hardware
  32. Business & Funding new

    Nvidia, Palantir restrict Anthropic, OpenAI use over corporate data security fears

    Major technology firms including Nvidia, Palantir, and Booz Allen Hamilton are reportedly scaling back their reliance on advanced AI models from Anthropic and OpenAI. The primary driver is a growing concern that these…

    5 sources
    finance.yahoo.comfinancefeeds.comaol.comeenewseurope.com
  33. Enterprise & Industry new

    Agentic AI Stocks: Palantir, Salesforce, Meta Lead the Charge

    The rise of agentic AI is reshaping how businesses deploy autonomous agents, and investors are looking for companies that can monetize this shift. Three stocks—Palantir, Salesforce, and Meta—are highlighted as leaders…

    1 source
    fool.com
  34. Enterprise & Industry new

    Palantir and Nvidia launch sovereign AI stack for US government security

    Palantir and Nvidia have expanded their partnership to create a "sovereign AI" operating system reference architecture, specifically designed for US government agencies and critical infrastructure operators. The…

    2 sources
    AI Newscryptobriefing.com
  35. Enterprise & Industry new

    Nvidia CEO Predicts AI Cybersecurity Boom

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang predicts that cybersecurity will be the next big application of artificial intelligence, following coding. Speaking at a Goldman Sachs conference, Huang emphasized that companies would…

    1 source
    businessinsider.com
  36. Policy & Regulation new

    Anthropic report: Claude used for missile dev and influence ops in Middle East

    Anthropic has released an intelligence report detailing how its Claude AI model was exploited by state and non-state actors across the Middle East between December 2025 and August 2026. The findings reveal that a cell…

    46 sources HN 55
    cbsnews.comtheconversation.comcnbctv18.comalgemeiner.com +28 more

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As of 26 October 2026: RAF chief says AI drones will accompany Typhoon fighters by decade's end. Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth told a London lecture that the Royal Air Force will pair each Typhoon fighter with four AI‑enabled “loyal wingman” drones.