Palantir CEO Alex Karp on Monday once again warned that AI frontier labs are too untrustworthy for enterprises. The CEO, who famously studied philosophy and earned a PhD in social theory, implied in Palantir’s quarterly shareholder letter that these were the kinds of capitalists who gave rise to Marxist socialism. “There are Marxist overtones and
Microsoft is in a unique position as AI overtakes the tech industry. It is one of the world’s largest cloud providers and software-as-a-service companies, while also owning valuable stakes in the two largest artificial intelligence labs, OpenAI and Anthropic. Those incentives are starting to collide as Microsoft releases blockbuster financial results. The company just reported
ServiceNow has been cutting several hundred jobs as part of a global restructuring, the latest sign of pressure on the software industry. A ServiceNow spokesperson said a “low-single-digit” percentage of the company’s total staff has been affected by the cuts, which have occurred for several months this year. ServiceNow ended 2025 with 29,187 employees, so
Runlayer, a startup that offers a secure Model Context Protocol gateway, a standard to allow AI models and agents to securely obtain external data and tools, has filed a lawsuit against human resources software startup Rippling, according to the complaint seen by TechCrunch. The lawsuit is a warning to anyone selling AI infrastructure to enterprise
On Sunday, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella doubled down on the shocking warning he issued earlier this month to companies using AI, and this time he went a step further. Companies that rely entirely on proprietary AI labs for their AI needs ultimately won’t survive, he predicts. That’s what he said on CNN. Fareed Zakaria GPS.
ServiceNow, the American enterprise software company known for automating workflows such as IT service management and HR operations, is banking on an Indian banking software specialist to deepen its push into global financial services. The company has invested $40 million in BusinessNext, valuing the 24-year-old Indian company at $700 million and taking a stake of
