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Palantir CEO Says AI Firms Responsible for Their Own Actions

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 17 September 2026, 19:14 UTC By Andrew Martin 1 min read
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Palantir Technologies Inc. Chief Executive Officer Alex Karp said developers of artificial-intelligence systems need to be held liable for their own work as opposed to depending on government regulation.

Palantir Technologies Inc. Chief Executive Officer Alex Karp said developers of artificial-intelligence systems need to be held liable for their own work as opposed to depending on government regulation.
Palantir (ORG) AI Firms Responsible for Their Own Actions (ORG) Alex Karp (PERSON)
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