A great article looking at a new book published by Alexander C Karp and Nicholas W Zamiska’s, ‘The Technological Republic: Hard Power, Soft Belief

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A great article looking at a new book published by Alexander C Karp and Nicholas W Zamiska’s, ‘The Technological Republic: Hard Power, Soft Belief and the Future of the West’An intriguing statement, “Life imitates AI more than AI imitates life”, to which there maybe some truth. As lets face it LLMS are a huge collection of data and information that has been extracted from every corner of accessible systems that contain information from across many aspects of human life. That are bought together through AI.The article discusses the history behind the founding of Palantir, from humble beginnings as a CIA funded company, to a $200bn market cap. Its adoption of the Five Whys to get to the root of a problem (anyone who studies six-sigma will remember it). The failure of silicon valley , focusing on making founders rich, over making national welfare and security of the US.The article explores the relationship between big tech, national security and the implication to society should big tech developed for national security get deployed in ‘Civilian life (to late). As AI move at pace and becomes embedded into many aspects, likely to be all aspects, of life, will it create big brother on steroids.@Thaddeus Dziekanowski Brian D. McCarthy Faisal KhanVeritas GRC#cybersecurity #cyberriskmanagement #artificialintelligence

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