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NATO builds a drone and AI plan to blunt a Russian attack fast
NATO's tech-driven defense strategy could reshape military budgets, emphasizing AI and drones, while influencing future warfare tactics. The post NATO builds a drone and AI plan to blunt a Russian attack fast appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
While OpenAI and Anthropic battle over data privacy, more companies look to open models and ‘sovereign AI’
Reports of rogue agents and allegations of IP theft by top tech CEOs are fueling business paranoia about surrendering IP. Here are the options some are exploring to move fast without introducing significant risk.
Links 10/5/2026
Our daily links: Brazil swings right, Siberia plague, BRICS' cage, Estonia on 'active defense,' and tropical cyclones in the Mediterranean?
Palantir's 93% Revenue Growth Is Colliding With Michael Burry's Bear Case -- Here's Who Has the Stronger Argument
Palantir's 93% Revenue Growth Is Colliding With Michael Burry's Bear Case -- Here's Who Has the Stronger Argument One of the most exciting yet controversial stocks in the market today is no doubt Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR). The stock is up nearly 67…
WHO PICKS YOUR TOWN? Google-Backed AI Has Already Helped Decide Where Refugees Settle in America It’s already being deployed by a taxpayer-funded refugee agency.
...GeoMatch’s published funding roster names Google.org, the Rockefeller Foundation, and Schmidt Futures. Technology money and major foundations have helped build a system that recommends where refugees should settle.... ...The donor-funded work also extends …
WHO PICKS YOUR TOWN? Google-Backed AI Has Already Helped Decide Where Refugees Settle in AmericaIt’s already being deployed by a taxpayer-funded refugee agency.
...GeoMatch’s published funding roster names Google.org, the Rockefeller Foundation, and Schmidt Futures. Technology money and major foundations have helped build a system that recommends where refugees should settle.... ...The donor-funded work also extends …
Pryzm Becomes Belisar
New name accompanies 6X revenue growth and rapid adoption by defense tech firms BOSTON, Oct. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Pryzm, the CRM designed for government contracting, is now Belisar. The rebrand comes as the company rapidly scales, with 6X ARR growth and an…
Beware the Rise of the ‘Pentagon-Silicon Complex’
Defense startups like Palantir, Anduril, and SpaceX own the technology they're building for the U.S. military. What happens if they decide their interests no longer align with those of the United States'?
Minimum permissions for read-only OSDK access with an object security policy
I’m validating a browser OSDK/OAuth read-only test on Developer Tier. The object type is saved in a project and has an object security policy requiring the current user’s ID in an authorized-principal array. The tester has Hosted Website Viewer. Resource-level grants are disabled. What exact custom-role operations are required, granted only on this object type, for metadata retrieval, object lookup and filtered search—with no backing-dataset access, editing or resharing? Is ontology:view-object-type sufficient? Can foundry-data-proxy:get-files and security-rid-manager:write-secured-resources be omitted? Please also confirm the required OAuth read scope and how to verify whether separate download restrictions are enforced for my enrollment. The test must allow metadata retrieval while excluding another user’s case from lookup and search. 2 posts - 1 participant Read full topic
Deletin multiple objects at the same time
Hi community, what is the most effective/fastest ways to delete objects/actions in bulk? I have over > 50 objects that I want to delete all at once instead of doing it one by one. 2 posts - 2 participants Read full topic
Does Palantir recommend pinning Python versions in meta.yaml for Code Repositories?
I’m trying to confirm Palantir’s current guidance on whether Python should be pinned in meta.yaml for Code Repositories. I previously saw advice about unpinning packages when debugging dependency conflicts, but I can’t find a clear documentation statement about Python itself. Is the recommended practice to pin Python to a minor version like python 3.10.* in both build and run, or to leave Python unpinned unless needed? If there is documentation or a default template that reflects the recommendation, could you point me to it? 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic
Billionaires Are Suddenly Dressing Like They Deal Weed. I Have a Theory Why.
Silicon Valley’s most powerful men have discovered the appeal of looking harmless.
Digger and the Theater of Power
A skeptical review of Digger, starring Tom Cruise—a film that resists easy political labels and ultimately turns its scrutiny on the audience.
ICE is reportedly using a Palantir database to compile dossiers on protestors
An attorney representing protestors said this infringes on First Amendment rights.
‘Lighten Up!’ Tim Dillon Roasts Stone-Faced Peter Thiel After Bari Weiss Makes Antichrist ‘Joke’
Comedian Tim Dillon roasted stone-faced Peter Thiel after awards ceremony presenter Bari Weiss made an Antichrist joke at his expense. The post ‘Lighten Up!’ Tim Dillon Roasts Stone-Faced Peter Thiel After Bari Weiss Makes Antichrist ‘Joke’ first appeared on …
Michael Burry Moves Up Timeline for AI Bubble Short, Switches to Put Options
Investor Michael Burry said in a Sept. 28 investment newsletter that he is moving up the timeline for his bearish positions against key artificial intelligence (AI) stocks and switching from short sales to put options, according to CNBC. Burry, who gained pro…
Bill Gates Warns AI Could Cause a Billion Deaths, Urges Regulation
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said artificial intelligence (AI) is powerful enough to cause a billion deaths if used by people with malicious intent, according to an interview with NBC News‘ “Meet the Press” [1]. Gates said governments should not rely on te…
Amazon exec says finding FDE talent is very challenging: ‘These are unicorns’
An Amazon Web Services exec said that she's being selective in building out the firm's bet on forward-deployed engineers.