Palantir CEO Rejects AI Bubble

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp pushed back on claims that the artificial intelligence sector is in a bubble, arguing that skepticism often comes from failed deployments rather than limits of the technology itself. Speaking at the World Economic Forum, Karp said many companies buy large language models expecting immediate results without building the supporting systems and custom software layers needed to make AI work across organizations and countries. He said the industry remains early-stage, with adoption accelerating faster than available capacity. Investors remain divided, with some still warning of a potential bubble in the AI sector.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.

00:03Palantir CEO Alex Karp rejected claims that the artificial intelligence industry is in a bubble,

00:09saying skepticism stems from failed AI projects.

00:13Speaking with Lawrence D. Fink at the World Economic Forum on Tuesday,

00:17Karp said many AI efforts fail because the technology does not work as deployed.

00:22He said, companies often buy large language models and expect results without building

00:27systems to support them. Karp said the AI industry is still early stage and that rapid adoption is

00:35outpacing capacity. He added that companies need custom software layers to make AI work across

00:41different organizations and countries. Other investors remain divided with some warning of

00:46a bubble or mania in the sector. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.

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