@fankaishuoai: Understanding Palantir is more valuable than any AI analysis report. Its AIP platform is today's agent platform like Claude Code / Codex. Its Ontology (knowledge graph) is the enterprise Wiki — Markdown…
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The article analyzes the architecture of Palantir's AIP platform, arguing that its combination of ontology knowledge base, agent platform, and forward deployed engineers represents the future of the software industry. It points out that the platform achieved a breakthrough in 2023 by integrating LLMs (such as Claude), and this model has been copied by Anthropic and OpenAI.
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