BREAKING $PLTR Dr. Karp Full Interview CNBC (Brandnew) on AI Safety🆕🚨🚨 09-17-2026 Dr. Alex Karp CEO of @PalantirTech discussing @AnthropicAI @OpenAI AI safety drama. ~ Palantir customers biggest risk is IP theft ~ Sovereignty AI with $NVDA partnership is very important to Palantir and customers on using AI Model ~ Customers get to control their future ~ This is not about Safety vs regulation, this is about IP protection/liability ~ Wealth tax will kill entrepreneurship, u have to find another way ~ Palantir dont build data center🤣 ~ Businesses should be responsible before releasing the product. First step disclose it and what do you do abt it. Regulate them can be very complicated. ~ "Nationalize us" to protect from liability 🧐 ~ Unlimited risk when all customers IPs move into a few institutions ~ What Anthropic Said is not what they meant ~ Palantir thrives because we make these models to work in precisely and complex workloads or use case. ~ We have to follow a set of rules ~ Businesses worry about liability ~ We are going to own Ontology ~ Businesses want Sovereignty ~ Palantir is so undervalued ~ Demand is so high and we have limited capacity. Hiring & training to be full Palantirian is a process (take time) ~ Dario is one of the most important entrepreneurs, I have a lot of respect for him ~ Countries/Businesses will use close and open models Source & Credit: CNBC & Dr. Karp

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Dolly Parton managing to play the guitar this well while wearing acrylic nails will never cease to amaze me

Last week BTC had its largest weekly sigma move in the last decade while breaking above the 200 day moving average. On August 21st, the 200 day moving average slope turned positive for the first time in 279 days. Here are all the times in BTC history where the 200 day slope was negative for more than 100 days and the forward returns once it turned positive. In all cases, the low made during that decline window was never broken.

Shredding the Deep State with DataRepublican | Going Rogue with Lara Logan | Episode 95 Why Tech Nerd DataRepublican is Such a Threat to America’s Enemies Jennica Pounds is the data analyst known on X as DataRepublican. She is a deaf database engineer and mother who rose to prominence after accurately predicting Donald Trump’s 2024 victory through direct voting data analysis, at a time when most polls and experts were wrong. She later assisted DOGE efforts by building a website that enables text searches inside government award descriptions and maps money flows through the NGO industrial complex. Those networks involve figures like George Soros as well as groups tied to USAID and activist funding. In her book 'Unelected' she argues that the real power structure is a self-reinforcing system of “everyone and no one.” Throughout it all, she has navigated doxxing, public scrutiny, and personal cost, drawing strength from her Christian faith and using AI-enhanced tools that have given her a public voice for the first time. 00:00:00 – Who Really Runs the System? 00:00:29 – Introducing Data Republican 00:05:20 – Unelected: Why She Fought the Machine 00:08:00 – Connecting the Dots: Soros, Singham & the Networks 00:10:00 – The Visionary Machine: Reflexivity Explained 00:15:30 – Color Revolutions and the Battle for the Mind 00:17:50 – How the Data Saw What the Experts Missed 00:25:50 – From Elections to DOGE: Building the Search Tool 00:29:00 – The NGO Industrial Complex Exposed 00:36:10 – 400 Years Back: Enlightenment Seeds of the Blob 00:40:00 – Everyone and No One: How the Cycle Sustains Itself 00:48:00 – When Reality Breaks the Dogma 00:53:00 – The Debt Reckoning and the End of the Cycle 00:58:00 – Faith, Family, and Finding a Voice @DataRepublican | @GoingRoguewLara

At Fort Knox, we've come to see the gold! Our country has about a hundred and forty-seven million ounces of gold, and about half of it is stored here at Fort Knox. We're gonna be going deep underground to see the gold, but more importantly, we're gonna be talking today about what happened to our dollar when we separated from gold in 1971. I'm going underground, and I'll let you know what I see in a little bit.