Palantir’s Europe head warns the region is ‘missing the boat’ on AI just as it did with the internet
The Palantir UK chief said the U.S. is racing ahead on enterprise AI while Europe hesitates, and explained why he thinks the company faces intense political attacks.
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- Palantir’s head of U.K. and Europe Louis Mosley warned that Europe’s cautious approach to artificial intelligence risks repeating its failure to capitalize on the internet economy.
- Mosley described Palantir as a proxy for AI adoption, citing strong growth in its U.S. commercial revenue while European companies remain hesitant.
- Palantir faces European opposition over its defense and law enforcement contracts, but Mosley argued that political controversy distracts from AI’s potential to improve public services and productivity.
