Palantir's 'Supervillain' Manifesto // AIDRAN

The Bluesky response to Karp's manifesto was sharp not because it surprised anyone but because it gave the critical community a primary document to point to. The 'ramblings of a supervillain' characterization ^[2]^[3]^[5] circulated widely because it named a pre-existing read — that Palantir's surveillance and defense work has always operated from an ideological position, and the manifesto simply made that position legible. For Bluesky's AI-skeptic community, the document functions less as news and more as evidence.

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