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Palantir's Europe head warns the region is 'missing the boat' on AI just as it did with the internet
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Palantir (PLTR) head of U.K. and Europe Louis Mosley warned that the region is making the same mistake with artificial intelligence (AI) that it made with the internet.
Key facts
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- Opposition to Palantir across the U.K. and Europe stems from its deep defense and law enforcement ties, including providing surveillance software to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
- Europe and the U.S. were roughly comparable 20 years ago on GDP per capita, capital-market depth and the scale of their largest companies
- Palantir (PLTR) head of U.K. and Europe Louis Mosley warned that the region is making the same mistake with artificial intelligence (AI) that it made with the internet
Summary
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. Where the U.S. "got the internet right," built a score of businesses and became the backbone of the digital economy, Europe "missed the boat," Mosley told CoinDesk in an interview.