AI is dangerous and ‘either we win or China’

Palantant CEO Alex Karp said the arms race for artificial intelligence between the United States and China will end in a country in mind.

“My general bias on AI is that it is dangerous,” Karp told CNBC on Thursday. “There are positive and negative consequences, and either we win, or China will win.”

Karp was a vocal defender of the domination of the American AI. He told CNBC in January that the country had to “run stronger, run faster” in an “effort from all countries” to develop more advanced AI models.

In a recent letter to the shareholders, he also praised Palantir’s commitment to equip and improve the interests of American defense.

The CEO of Billionaire Tech said Thursday that the United States currently had one step ahead of the AI ​​and Palantir race opens the way to make companies safer and more effective with its tools.

“There is no economy in the world with this type of corporate leadership that is willing to rotate, which includes technologies, which is ready to look at new things, but which also has in-depth expertise in the field,” he said. “Our allies in the West, in Europe, will have to learn from us.”

The actions of the IA data and software analysis company based in Denver outperformed in 2024 and continued to rise in 2025 while investors bet on their software and work with the main entrepreneurs and government agencies.

The action increased by 74% this year, but investors must pay several higher profits than its technological peers.

“You don’t like the price, the release,” said Karp Thursday in response.

Karp also said that the company “does not surveillance of Americans” in response to the recent New York Times report This palantant helps the Trump administration to collect data on the Americans.

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