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Palantir says that neither the company nor the US government has a "kill switch" for its Maven platform that NATO uses, after Ukraine's Starlink disruptions (Andrew Gray/Reuters)

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Palantir, a US software company, has clarified that neither the company nor the US government has a "kill switch" for its Maven platform, which NATO uses. This follows Ukraine's Starlink disruptions, which prompted concerns about the platform's resilience. Palantir reassures Europeans that its military AI system, used by NATO, has no such feature.

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  • Palantir has clarified that neither the company nor the US government has a "kill switch"…: Palantir has clarified that neither the company nor the US government has a "kill switch" for its Maven platform, which NATO uses, following Ukraine's Starlink disruptions.
  • This reassures Europeans that their military AI system, used by NATO, has no such feature.: This reassures Europeans that their military AI system, used by NATO, has no such feature.

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Andrew Gray / Reuters : Palantir says that neither the company nor the US government has a “kill switch” for its Maven platform that NATO uses, after Ukraine's Starlink disruptions   —  US software company Palantir (PLTR.O) sought to reassure Europeans that its military AI system used by NATO has no …

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