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David Sacks said Palantir CEO Alex Karp was "exactly right" in warning enterprises against handing proprietary data to frontier AI labs.
Speaking on the All-In Podcast episode aired Friday, Sacks said the real meaning of AI safety for enterprises is control over their compute, models, data stack and proprietary knowledge, or "alpha." He argued that frontier labs risk absorbing clients' know how and eventually turning it into competing products, leaving companies exposed if they do not own their AI infrastructure outright.
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David Sacks said Palantir CEO Alex Karp was "exactly right" in warning enterprises against handing proprietary data to frontier AI labs.
Speaking on the All-In Podcast episode aired Friday, Sacks said the real meaning of AI safety for enterprises is control over their compute, models, data stack and proprietary knowledge, or "alpha." He argued that frontier labs risk absorbing clients' know how and eventually turning it into competing products, leaving companies exposed if they do not own their AI infrastructure outright.
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