Dearlove commented on how technological advances alter civic and private life norms in connection with Julian Assange.
“, [ 21 ] : 3:25 but added later, in connection with the way technological advances was altering the norms of civic and private life, commenting on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange , that ”
Dearlove identifies WikiLeaks' disclosure of 251,287 State Department telegrams as a game changer by sheer scale.
“We'll come back to that in a minute. And Wikileaks is disclosing 251,287 US State Department telegrams. 251,287.”
Dearlove explains Palantir's core achievement is making disparate legacy intelligence systems communicate through an overlay layer.
“What Palantir does brilliantly is you can stick it over the top of all these legacy systems and make them much more intelligent and get them to talk to each other.”
Dearlove says Palantir's core capability is layering over legacy systems to make them intelligent and interoperable.
“What Palantir does brilliantly is you can stick it over the top of all these legacy systems and make them much more intelligent and get them to talk to each other.”
Dearlove warns that big bang system changes are the worst approach for intelligence agencies.
“of course, the worst thing that you want to do is to have a big bang change in the intelligence community and introduce a new system.”
Dearlove says big bang system changes are the worst approach for intelligence communities.
“And, of course, the worst thing that you want to do is to have a big bang change in the intelligence community and introduce a new system.”
Dearlove describes Palantir's solution as seeming magical because he thought it was impossible.
“some of us, I think this is magic because it didn't think it was possible.”
Dearlove says big-bang system changes are the worst approach for the intelligence community.
“the worst thing that you want to do is to have a big bang change in the intelligence community and introduce a new system.”