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Isn't Palantir ideologically motivated?
The ideology is to be as cartoonishly evil as possible
Of course it is ideologically motivated, Palantir could be the best and cheapest option but we still shouldn’t give them contracts. They are a US company and subject to the US cloud act so we would be giving up our data to the US.
We need better procurement guidelines/restrictions for public sector software contracts so that UK companies have greater weight.
this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2026
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