Submission + - Former Palantir workers condemn company's work with Trump administration (npr.org)
SK_CUPost writes: "Thirteen former employees of influential data-mining firm Palantir are condemning the company's work with the Trump administration weeks after Immigration and Customs Enforcement reached a deal to pay Palantir $30 million to provide the agency with "near real-time visibility" into the movement of migrants in the U.S. . .
The former Palantir workers write that they are issuing a warning in hopes of triggering a "domino effect" in Silicon Valley. . .
They say that more tech workers should resist what they see as the misuse of AI and other tools in the Trump administration's policies, including its immigration enforcement and deportation policies that courts and critics say have at times ignored due process rights.
The former Palantir workers write that they are issuing a warning in hopes of triggering a "domino effect" in Silicon Valley. . .
They say that more tech workers should resist what they see as the misuse of AI and other tools in the Trump administration's policies, including its immigration enforcement and deportation policies that courts and critics say have at times ignored due process rights.
