CNBCs interview with Palantir CEO Alex Karp July 1st 2026 (1080p HD) [HbbOCWiWVNS]
After snorting a ton of coke (Off Camera), Palantir CEO Alex Karp delivers a genuinely good explanation on why companies are highly afraid that using OpenAI and Anthropic's chatbots can lead to their business secrets and intellectual propertly being stolen by these exact AI companies. The fear is whether major AI companies could secretly gain an unfair advantage by learning workflows, product logic, customer data, and competitive edge, and then abuse this ill-gotten intelligence to outcompete thes very companies they were serving their AI models to. That is why debates around things like Anthropic’s Claude Design and Figma matter. Even if nothing improper happened, they show the exact fear Karp is describing: companies do not want to pay for AI while accidentally teaching the AI provider how to replace or compete with them. Karp argues for AI that helps businesses without absorbing their data or business secrets. He then obviously pitches Palantir’s “ontology” as the secure layer that connects AI to a company’s real operations without letting it freely take everything. And then snorts some more coke. (Off Camera)