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  1. @AwetTesfaiesus @dielinke wenn die #cdu ihre DDR vergangenheit aufarbeitet und die grünen Landesrtegierungen das nutzen von #palantir

  2. @AwetTesfaiesus @dielinke wenn die #cdu ihre DDR vergangenheit aufarbeitet und die grünen Landesrtegierungen das nutzen von #palantir

  3. #ICE to Pay #LexisNexis Millions for Data to Feed to #Palantir

    #Immigration and #Customs Enforcement (#ICE ) plans to pay LexisNexis millions more dollars for continued access to data it can feed into a Palantir platform, according to newly published procurement records. The data is to help, among other sections, ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (#ERO ), the part of ICE focused on #deportation.

    The documents provide some more insight into the sort of information ICE intends to use Palantir to process. In January, 404 Media revealed the existence of #ELITE , a system Palantir made for ICE that helps the agency find which neighborhoods to target by bringing together data from private suppliers and government agencies.
    #privacy #surveillance #security

    404media.co/ice-to-pay-lexisne

  4. #ICE to Pay #LexisNexis Millions for Data to Feed to #Palantir

    #Immigration and #Customs Enforcement (#ICE ) plans to pay LexisNexis millions more dollars for continued access to data it can feed into a Palantir platform, according to newly published procurement records. The data is to help, among other sections, ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (#ERO ), the part of ICE focused on #deportation.

    The documents provide some more insight into the sort of information ICE intends to use Palantir to process. In January, 404 Media revealed the existence of #ELITE , a system Palantir made for ICE that helps the agency find which neighborhoods to target by bringing together data from private suppliers and government agencies.
    #privacy #surveillance #security

    404media.co/ice-to-pay-lexisne

  5. Back in the '80s we used to felt pen "CIA Today" on USA Today newspaper boxes. "Palantir Today" is not quite as catchy and takes a little longer to write. So, maybe stickers?

    futurism.com/future-society/us

    #Privacy #Surveillance #AdTech #palantir

  6. Back in the '80s we used to felt pen "CIA Today" on USA Today newspaper boxes. "Palantir Today" is not quite as catchy and takes a little longer to write. So, maybe stickers?

    futurism.com/future-society/us

    #Privacy #Surveillance #AdTech #palantir

  7. 😷US data giant Palantir got a foothold in the NHS during COVID, on a £1 contract,to ‘help manage NHS data and resources'.

    🤑They now have unprecedented access to OUR data via a contract worth £330 million.

    We stand alongside our friends at @KONP to tell Government: kick Palantir out of the NHS.

    Sign up to join the protest at keepournhspublic.com/events/
    #palantir #nhs #andyburnham #yvettecooper #publicownership

  8. O impasse na Ucrânia e os devaneios da Otan

    País avança na produção de drones e já consegue provocar danos no território russo. Putin lida com crise interna. Mas narrativa do Ocidente, de iminente vitória, é ficção que esconde escândalos de corrupção e dificuldade crônica de Zelensky para recrutar soldados

    outraspalavras.net/geopolitica

  9. “Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plans to pay LexisNexis millions more dollars for continued access to data it can feed into a Palantir platform, according to newly published procurement records. The data is to help, among other sections, ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), the part of ICE focused on deportation.

    The documents provide some more insight into the sort of information ICE intends to use Palantir to process. In January, 404 Media revealed the existence of ELITE, a system Palantir made for ICE that helps the agency find which neighborhoods to target by bringing together data from private suppliers and government agencies.

    The news comes as ICE arrested more than 51,000 people in July, many of those at airports.

    The data is to support “all aspects of ICE screening and vetting, lead development, and criminal analysis activities,” one of the documents says. That also includes identifying what ICE perceives as fraud “before crime and fraud can materialize and detecting and reporting elements of crimes involving the exploitation or attempts to exploit the immigration and customs laws of the United States.” ICE anticipates paying LexisNexis $6.7 million, according to the records.”

    404media.co/ice-to-pay-lexisne

    #USA #Palantir #Surveillance #ICE #LexisNexis #Privacy #PoliceState

  10. “Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plans to pay LexisNexis millions more dollars for continued access to data it can feed into a Palantir platform, according to newly published procurement records. The data is to help, among other sections, ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), the part of ICE focused on deportation.

    The documents provide some more insight into the sort of information ICE intends to use Palantir to process. In January, 404 Media revealed the existence of ELITE, a system Palantir made for ICE that helps the agency find which neighborhoods to target by bringing together data from private suppliers and government agencies.

    The news comes as ICE arrested more than 51,000 people in July, many of those at airports.

    The data is to support “all aspects of ICE screening and vetting, lead development, and criminal analysis activities,” one of the documents says. That also includes identifying what ICE perceives as fraud “before crime and fraud can materialize and detecting and reporting elements of crimes involving the exploitation or attempts to exploit the immigration and customs laws of the United States.” ICE anticipates paying LexisNexis $6.7 million, according to the records.”

    404media.co/ice-to-pay-lexisne

    #USA #Palantir #Surveillance #ICE #LexisNexis #Privacy #PoliceState

  11. #USA: "... sind Journalisten oft die ersten, die ins Visier geraten...“: Gewerkschaften der USA Today Co. fordern den Medienkonzern auf, die Partnerschaft mit #Palantir abzubrechen
    labournet.de/?p=227855

  12. #USA: "... sind Journalisten oft die ersten, die ins Visier geraten...“: Gewerkschaften der USA Today Co. fordern den Medienkonzern auf, die Partnerschaft mit #Palantir abzubrechen
    labournet.de/?p=227855

  13. #WFP to extend #Palantir contract despite concerns raised in leaked audit

    The #UN's World #Food Programme is finalizing a five-year renewal of its contract with US data software firm Palantir despite “key privacy concerns” raised in a leaked 2025 internal audit.

    The audit, seen by PassBlue and #FRANCE 24, reveals UN misgivings about allowing Palantir to process data for the world’s largest humanitarian supply chain

    france24.com/en/americas/20260

    #corruption #BigData #BoycottUSA #privacy

  14. #WFP to extend #Palantir contract despite concerns raised in leaked audit

    The #UN's World #Food Programme is finalizing a five-year renewal of its contract with US data software firm Palantir despite “key privacy concerns” raised in a leaked 2025 internal audit.

    The audit, seen by PassBlue and #FRANCE 24, reveals UN misgivings about allowing Palantir to process data for the world’s largest humanitarian supply chain

    france24.com/en/americas/20260

    #corruption #BigData #BoycottUSA #privacy

  15. excellent: "While protests against the construction of AI data centers and ICE facilities have increased since Donald Trump’s reelection, the Neptune Township ordinance is the first in the U.S. reflecting a connection between the deportation regime and Big Tech"

    by @AustinMcCoy who's not really on here, alas

    truthout.org/articles/ice-and-

    #ICE #Immigration #bigTech #NewJersey #USpol #AI #ICEprotests #Palantir

  16. excellent: "While protests against the construction of AI data centers and ICE facilities have increased since Donald Trump’s reelection, the Neptune Township ordinance is the first in the U.S. reflecting a connection between the deportation regime and Big Tech"

    by @AustinMcCoy who's not really on here, alas

    truthout.org/articles/ice-and-

    #ICE #Immigration #bigTech #NewJersey #USpol #AI #ICEprotests #Palantir

  17. Nazis gonna Nazi across America. This is an ongoing operation. Fuck LexisNexis and anyone using their service for anything. Fuck you all. TRAITORS!

    #fascism #Republicans #Democrats #Palantir #LexisNexis #TwoPartySystem

    infosec.exchange/@josephcox/11

  18. Nazis gonna Nazi across America. This is an ongoing operation. Fuck LexisNexis and anyone using their service for anything. Fuck you all. TRAITORS!

    #fascism #Republicans #Democrats #Palantir #LexisNexis #TwoPartySystem

    infosec.exchange/@josephcox/11

  19. 🇮🇱 (🇺🇸 ) #anglosionismo #PALANTIR #genocidio
    Con satélites espían, leen toda la actividad en #RRSS , contactos, reconocimiento facial... y una #IA #algoritmo DECIDE A QUIEN 🇯🇴 MATAR 💀 ( +20 a 300 bajas permitidas como DAÑOS COLATERALES según la importancia del objetivo <-> todo un edificio, abajo para matar a uno... resulta aceptable)
    [ Pandemia Digital ] [ Vid 40 ` ]
    youtu.be/_CIwILMzjK8?t=434
    Desde #Argentina 🇦🇷 ( 19:30 )
    _
    GRACIAS a la #tecnología pueden hacer lo que les SALGA DE LOS COJONES youtu.be/_CIwILMzjK8?t=881 cambiando el mundo sin tener que convencer a la mayoría #democracia #tecnofascismo
    ...los que están poniendo a la #ULTRADERECHA ( "LIBERTARIOS" les llaman | prostituyendo a la libertad ) en todos los gobiernos de #LATAM #FACEBOOK #BREXIT #CambridgeAnalytica

    #Honduras <- narcopresidente apañado por #Trump a la Presidencia

  20. #Palantir 2.0
    "Bemerkenswert an der aufgedeckten Plattform ist vor allem, dass technische Voraussetzungen für personenbezogene, quellenübergreifende Auswertungen bereits bei einer regionalen Polizeibehörde vorhanden & im praktischen Einsatz waren, nicht nur als Konzept auf Papier."

    #China #Privacy

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:ug7n7y7gc65fpn5lwwzt7l5e/post/3mspmzukbgc2f

  21. Palantir are ripping off the NHS:

    Using revised estimates on the benefits to the NHS of Palantir's software (which you recall NHSE misrepresented) the benefits are lower than the (now revised & higher) costs of deploying the technology.

    In other words the use of Palantir's software imposes a cost on the health service (costs are now projected at over £1bn, while projected benefits have fallen to less that £900m) leaving a clear logic for ending the contract!

    #Palantir #NHS #politics
    h/t FT

  22. Palantir are ripping off the NHS:

    Using revised estimates on the benefits to the NHS of Palantir's software (which you recall NHSE misrepresented) the benefits are lower than the (now revised & higher) costs of deploying the technology.

    In other words the use of Palantir's software imposes a cost on the health service (costs are now projected at over £1bn, while projected benefits have fallen to less that £900m) leaving a clear logic for ending the contract!

    #Palantir #NHS #politics
    h/t FT

  23. Panopticon or not to Panopticon

    Bentham wrote it in 1787, in letters sent from a town in what's now Belarus. Cells in a ring, inspector in the middle, lit so he sees out and you can't see in. People always repeat the seeing part. The part that mattered was that you couldn't check. Is he up there right now? No way to know, so you act like he is. That's the whole trick. It runs on doubt, and doubt is cheap, which is how one guard covers a hundred cells.

    Foucault took that in 1975 and turned it into a shape for modern power generally. School, barracks, factory, ward. Two things about it: you move through enclosures one at a time, and each one is trying to correct you.

    Neither is true anymore, and Deleuze said so in 1992, in five pages in October. No more enclosures. No graduation, no discharge, no sentence you finish. And the individual splits into what he called the dividual - slices, attributes, fragments that travel without you. He wrote that before the web was commercial and still described a computer tracking your position and said, flatly, that this wasn't science fiction.

    Zuboff filled in the money in 2019. Behavioral surplus: the exhaust off your ordinary life, kept for uses past improving the service, milled into predictions, sold. Which inverts the point of the thing. The old apparatus watched in order to fix you. This one watches in order to bet on you.

    Then there's the piece Deleuze had no name for. Something has to put the fragments back together. That's data fusion, and it's why Palantir is the name people say. In February DHS signed for up to a billion over five years, Gotham and Foundry, any component agency drawing on it by task order without competing a contract. Enforcement records, biometrics, financial history, travel, resolved into one object you can act on.

    The inputs aren't new. Credit bureaus are older than I am. What's new is the schema - the thing that decides your face and your rent history are attributes of the same entity. Deleuze's fragments, glued.

    So there's no tower. Nothing to photograph, nothing to zone, nothing you can usefully subpoena. And responsibility spreads until nobody's holding any of it. The location broker sells to the aggregator, the aggregator to the vendor, the vendor licenses to the agency, and not one of them assembled the file.

    I'm fairly sure "who's watching" is the wrong question, though. Nobody's watching? Which is worse?

    #Surveillance #Panopticon #Foucault #Deleuze #Palantir #SurveillanceCapitalism #Privacy #DataFusion #Philosophy

  24. Panopticon or not to Panopticon

    Bentham wrote it in 1787, in letters sent from a town in what's now Belarus. Cells in a ring, inspector in the middle, lit so he sees out and you can't see in. People always repeat the seeing part. The part that mattered was that you couldn't check. Is he up there right now? No way to know, so you act like he is. That's the whole trick. It runs on doubt, and doubt is cheap, which is how one guard covers a hundred cells.

    Foucault took that in 1975 and turned it into a shape for modern power generally. School, barracks, factory, ward. Two things about it: you move through enclosures one at a time, and each one is trying to correct you.

    Neither is true anymore, and Deleuze said so in 1992, in five pages in October. No more enclosures. No graduation, no discharge, no sentence you finish. And the individual splits into what he called the dividual - slices, attributes, fragments that travel without you. He wrote that before the web was commercial and still described a computer tracking your position and said, flatly, that this wasn't science fiction.

    Zuboff filled in the money in 2019. Behavioral surplus: the exhaust off your ordinary life, kept for uses past improving the service, milled into predictions, sold. Which inverts the point of the thing. The old apparatus watched in order to fix you. This one watches in order to bet on you.

    Then there's the piece Deleuze had no name for. Something has to put the fragments back together. That's data fusion, and it's why Palantir is the name people say. In February DHS signed for up to a billion over five years, Gotham and Foundry, any component agency drawing on it by task order without competing a contract. Enforcement records, biometrics, financial history, travel, resolved into one object you can act on.

    The inputs aren't new. Credit bureaus are older than I am. What's new is the schema - the thing that decides your face and your rent history are attributes of the same entity. Deleuze's fragments, glued.

    So there's no tower. Nothing to photograph, nothing to zone, nothing you can usefully subpoena. And responsibility spreads until nobody's holding any of it. The location broker sells to the aggregator, the aggregator to the vendor, the vendor licenses to the agency, and not one of them assembled the file.

    I'm fairly sure "who's watching" is the wrong question, though. Nobody's watching? Which is worse?

    #Surveillance #Panopticon #Foucault #Deleuze #Palantir #SurveillanceCapitalism #Privacy #DataFusion #Philosophy

  25. Palantir and every single company that so much as glances in its direction need to be burned to the ground, nuked, ashes gathered in a spaceship, and fired into the sun so they can never hurt anyone again.

    #AI #Palantir #USAToday

    niemanlab.org/2026/08/americas

  26. Palantir and every single company that so much as glances in its direction need to be burned to the ground, nuked, ashes gathered in a spaceship, and fired into the sun so they can never hurt anyone again.

    #AI #Palantir #USAToday

    niemanlab.org/2026/08/americas

  27. #USAToday Co. partnered with #Palantir to analyse #audiencedata and improve #monetisation as #searchtraffic declines. The partnership aims to leverage Palantir’s AI-powered platform to convert audience scale into known relationships, driving higher value revenue. While acknowledging the importance of search, USA Today Co. is exploring alternative distribution tactics and negotiating with Google for a fair licensing deal. niemanlab.org/2026/08/americas #tech #news #ainews

  28. #USAToday Co. partnered with #Palantir to analyse #audiencedata and improve #monetisation as #searchtraffic declines. The partnership aims to leverage Palantir’s AI-powered platform to convert audience scale into known relationships, driving higher value revenue. While acknowledging the importance of search, USA Today Co. is exploring alternative distribution tactics and negotiating with Google for a fair licensing deal. niemanlab.org/2026/08/americas #tech #news #ainews