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Jonathan Benton

Palantir says NATO AI system has no ‘kill switch’ after Starlink disruptions in Ukraine

NATO Palantir Starlink Artificial Intelligence Ukraine United States Elon Musk Donald Trump Louis Mosley SpaceX

US software company Palantir has sought to reassure European allies that its military AI system used by NATO has no “kill switch”.

Palantir’s executive vice president for the UK and Europe, Louis Mosley, told Reuters on Wednesday that neither the company nor the US could switch off the Maven Smart System AI platform used by NATO’s military headquarters and several European armed forces.

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