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Enterprise AI

Enterprise AI is not the same as consumer AI. It has to operate inside real business processes, with access controls, audit trails, and decisions that auditors can defend. Most pilots fail not because the model is wrong, but because the data and governance underneath it are. We build production AI on Palantir AIP: agents and workflows that take action against the ontology, not just summarise documents. Articles below cover building enterprise AI that ships, fails-safe, and earns its place inside the business.

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What is Palantir - Part 4 : Analytics on the Ontology

How Foundry's analytics tools trace a business problem to its cause on live, modelled data, no joins, no tickets. Why the answer is only as good as the model beneath it.
Rahul Garg
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Open weights won the argument in 48 hours

The open weights letter went from 25 to 77 signatories in a weekend, OpenAI, Google and SpaceX included. What it means for enterprise AI buyers, and the questions I'd ask before signing.
Uriah Jacobs
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Why Palantir. Why Now. Ten Weeks On

Ten weeks after my article "Why Palantir. Why Now", OpenAI is buying Palantir's top partner, Northslope. People and capital are moving to deployment. Here's the update.
Uriah Jacobs
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What is Palantir - Part 3: The Ontology

The model is the brain you rent or own. The ontology is the body you build, and without it even a strong model has nowhere to act.
Rahul Garg
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Your AI Agent Has the Keys. Now What?

Most of what makes an AI agent useful sits in the layer underneath the model.
Uriah Jacobs
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Your patch window is a board question.

AI is finding cyber vulnerabilities in hours. Most enterprises still patch in weeks.
Rahul Garg
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What is Palantir - Part 1

Most enterprise AI is anchored to a single vendor's data model. Palantir starts somewhere different: a live representation of your entire business that humans and agents can reason over together.
Rahul Garg
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Why Palantir. Why now.

Twenty years building enterprise tech. Three acquisitions. The third platform I've put my conviction behind, and why I think this one's the biggest.
Uriah Jacobs
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