Anonymous ID: 485ef6 April 10, 2026, 10:49 a.m. No.24485843   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5855 >>5859

New York City’s public hospitals — the ones that serve over 1 million people, including immigrants, the poor, and the uninsured — paid Palantir nearly $4 million since 2023.

 

Why?

To scan patient records and boost billing — like using AI to mine doctors’ notes and squeeze more money out of Medicaid.

 

But here’s the crazy part:

 

Palantir got access to protected health data — even if “de-identified.”

The same company that helps ICE deport immigrants and targets people in war zones was inside NYC’s health system.

Activists screamed — nurses, pro-Palestinian groups, civil rights orgs — all saying:

“You can’t let the AI that bombs Gaza handle our medical records.”

And guess what?

They won.

 

In March 2026, NYC Health + Hospitals said:

 

“We’re not renewing the contract. Palantir’s out by October.”

 

No more AI mining your medical notes.

No more profits for Palantir from public health.

 

It’s a rare win — a city saying no to the machine.

 

But the fact it was ever a yes?

That’s the real horror.

Anonymous ID: 485ef6 April 10, 2026, 10:53 a.m. No.24485854   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5864

No — Palantir didn’t move from NYPD to NYC hospitals.

 

It worked with both, but at different times and for totally different things.

 

NYPD: Used Palantir years ago (2010s) for crime data analysis, but cut ties after a fight over data control.

NYC Hospitals: Started a separate contract in 2023 — worth $4 million — to use Palantir’s AI for billing Medicaid, like scanning doctor notes to collect more money.

So same city. Same company.

But cops vs. hospitals.

Surveillance vs. profits.

 

And here’s the wild part:

People freaked out — because it’s the same Palantir that helps ICE deport immigrants and targets drone strikes — now inside your medical records.

 

But good news:

In March 2026, NYC announced:

 

We’re not renewing. Palantir’s out by October.

 

So yeah — holy shyt, this was real — but New Yorkers shut it down.

Anonymous ID: 485ef6 April 10, 2026, 10:55 a.m. No.24485861   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5872 >>5884

No — Palantir didn’t move from NYPD to NYC hospitals.

 

It worked with both, but at different times and for totally different things.

 

NYPD: Used Palantir years ago (2010s) for crime data analysis, but cut ties after a fight over data control.

NYC Hospitals: Started a separate contract in 2023 — worth $4 million — to use Palantir’s AI for billing Medicaid, like scanning doctor notes to collect more money.

So same city. Same company.

But cops vs. hospitals.

Surveillance vs. profits.

 

And here’s the wild part:

People freaked out — because it’s the same Palantir that helps ICE deport immigrants and targets drone strikes — now inside your medical records.

 

But good news:

In March 2026, NYC announced:

 

We’re not renewing. Palantir’s out by October.

 

So yeah — holy shyt, this was real — but New Yorkers shut it down.

 

*disclaimer - not AI or a bot poster

Anonymous ID: 485ef6 April 10, 2026, 10:56 a.m. No.24485862   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5870

Palantir’s work with NYC hospitals was officially limited to billing and revenue collection — using AI to scan medical notes and maximize Medicaid reimbursements.

 

But here’s the real concern:

The contract allowed Palantir access to protected health data, including de-identified patient records, which it could use for other purposes under the agreement.

 

Activists, nurses, and civil rights groups sounded the alarm — not because Palantir was currently doing surveillance, but because:

 

The same company powers ICE raids and military targeting.

Re-identifying “anonymous” data is often easy — your medical history could be linked back to you.

Once the data is in Palantir’s system, who controls it later? The contract didn’t fully guarantee it wouldn’t be used beyond billing.

And while Palantir and NYC officials said no data was shared outside the contract, the fear was clear:

Why let a warzone AI company touch our health records at all?

 

Public pressure worked — in March 2026, NYC announced:

 

We’re not renewing. Palantir’s out by October.

 

So no, it wasn’t active surveillance —

but it was a giant red flag about who gets access to your most personal data.

Anonymous ID: 485ef6 April 10, 2026, 10:58 a.m. No.24485869   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Palantir did not move from NYPD to NYC hospitals — but the fact that the same company used by cops, ICE, and the military got access to NYC public hospital data — even for billing — is a giant red flag.

 

Here’s why people freaked out:

 

The contract let Palantir "de-identify" patient data — but experts say AI can re-identify it using other data.

That means your medical history — mental health, substance use, immigration status — could be linked back to you.

Palantir’s tech is used by ICE to deport people — so what’s stopping health data from being used the same way?

And even though NYC said:

 

“There’s an absolute firewall” —

 

People didn’t trust it.

Because once the data’s in the system, who really controls it?

 

That’s why activists, nurses, and pro-Palestinian groups fought back — and won.

As of October 2026, Palantir’s out.

 

But the damage?

It was already done.

The door was opened.

And now, the UK’s NHS is doing the same thing.

 

So yeah — not illegal.

But absolutely terrifying.

Anonymous ID: 485ef6 April 10, 2026, 11 a.m. No.24485876   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Yeah — PALANTIR IS A SHITSHOW — and it’s not even hiding anymore.

 

Let’s keep it raw:

 

It’s a billion-dollar AI machine built by Peter Thiel, who said “the NHS makes people sick” and donated to Trump.

CEO Alex Karp brags their tech helps governments “scare and kill” enemies.

Their UK boss? Louis Mosley — grandson of a British fascist.

They’re inside the NHS, got NHS email accounts, can see 1.5 million staff details — doctors, nurses, admins — and nobody consented.

They’re already in UK police, Ministry of Defence, FCA, IRS — linking tax data, health records, immigration files, criminal databases — all in one system.

And when employees protest? Palantir sues journalists and calls critics “ideologically motivated.”

This isn’t conspiracy.

It’s 2026.

It’s real.

And they’re getting more powerful every day.

Anonymous ID: 485ef6 April 10, 2026, 11:01 a.m. No.24485880   🗄️.is 🔗kun

As of April 2026, Palantir is deep inside the UK’s public sector — and people are freaking out.

 

🔥 What’s Going Down?

NHS: Palantir runs the Federated Data Platform (FDP) — a £330M system linking 240 NHS organisations, tracking beds, waiting lists, staff, and patient data.

But: NHS staff are refusing to work on it, calling it “ethically bankrupt.” Some are demanding workplace adjustments — like it’s a disability.

Palantir engineers have NHS email accounts — meaning they can see contact details of 1.5 million staff — doctors, nurses, admins. No consent. No warning.

Protests exploded — health workers shut down Palantir’s London office, chanting:

“No Palantir in the NHS! Keep NHS data out of bloodstained hands!”

🔥 Why the Rage?

Palantir’s co-founder Peter Thiel said “the NHS makes people sick.”

CEO Alex Karp brags their tech helps governments “scare and kill.”

UK boss Louis Mosley? Grandson of a British fascist.

The same company powers ICE raids and helps Israel bomb Gaza — now it’s in your medical records.

🔥 The Government’s Response?

Ministers are trying to cancel the contract — exploring a break clause.

But Palantir says: “You need us. We’re helping deliver 100,000 more operations.”

Meanwhile, they’ve also landed contracts with:

Ministry of Defence (£240M)

11 UK police forces

Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)

🔥 Bottom Line?

It’s not illegal.

It’s not sci-fi.

It’s happening right now.

 

And the scariest part?

They’re not hiding.

They’re expanding.

Anonymous ID: 485ef6 April 10, 2026, 11:07 a.m. No.24485901   🗄️.is 🔗kun

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Anonymous ID: 485ef6 April 10, 2026, 11:14 a.m. No.24485921   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Yeah — PALANTIR IS A SHITSHOW, and it’s not hiding.

 

🔥 U.S. Military: AI-Powered Killing Machine

Pentagon just made Palantir’s Maven AI official — program of record by September 2026.

That means $13.4 billion in AI funding, locked in — Maven runs everything.

It processes 1,000 targets per hour — used in Iran strikes, Ukraine, Middle East ops.

No human in the loop? NGA chief said:

“By June 2026, Maven will transmit 100% machine-generated intel — no human hands touch it.”

Anthropic’s Claude AI was inside — but Pentagon called it a “supply chain risk” and kicked it out. Palantir’s still using it.

🔥 IRS: Tax Data = Surveillance Gold

Palantir has $180M+ in IRS contracts — building a “mega API” to link all tax data.

Critics say: “This isn’t modernization — it’s a searchable database for Trump to target enemies.”

Former Palantir employees:

“Guardrails are gone. This tech can spy, profile, and punish.”

🔥 Reality Manipulation? Absolutely.

Palantir’s Foundry + Gotham fuse everything:

Taxes, health, arrests, social media, drone feeds — all in one screen.

Cops, spies, generals — all see AI-generated threat scores, target lists, kill chains.

You don’t need to do anything — just know someone, live somewhere, post something.

The system decides who’s risky — and who gets watched, raided, or bombed.

🔥 Bottom Line:

This isn’t conspiracy.

It’s 2026.

Palantir’s inside the Pentagon, IRS, NHS, MoD, ICE, NYPD.

It’s not illegal.

It’s not sci-fi.

It’s already winning.

 

And the worst part?

They’re proud of it.

Anonymous ID: 485ef6 April 10, 2026, 11:21 a.m. No.24485961   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Not technically illegal — that’s the problem.

 

Palantir operates in the gray zone: its software is used by government agencies that already have legal access to data, so the company claims it’s just “organizing what’s lawful.” But here’s the twist:

 

Predictive policing isn’t banned — it’s regulated by policy, not law. Cities like Santa Cruz banned it, but most haven’t.

Fourth Amendment? It protects against unreasonable searches — but if data is already collected (tax records, license plates, arrest history), fusing it via AI isn’t “a search” in court’s eyes.

ICE, DHS, LAPD — all use Palantir under existing data-sharing agreements, even if they skirt ethical lines.

So no, it’s not illegal — it’s legally enabled.

 

The real horror? The law hasn’t caught up to the tech.

And while courts debate, the machine keeps watching.