In a bizarre and unsettling revelation, Alex Karp — CEO of Palantir, one of the world’s most influential AI-surveillance companies — admitted in a recent interview that he “spends a lot of time talking to Nazis.” Karp, whose company builds predictive policing tools, battlefield AI, and real-time surveillance platforms for governments around the world, made the confession while discussing the rise of online extremism. He claimed he meets with “real Nazis” to understand what motivates them, joking that these same individuals would have “shipped [him] off to the camps.” The irony was lost on him, however, as he quickly pivoted back to praising American exceptionalism — a surreal moment from a man who already commands unprecedented influence over military and domestic surveillance.

Palantir’s expanding global footprint makes Karp’s comments especially troubling. The company has helped build ICE’s deportation dragnet, partnered with Western militaries on AI-assisted targeting systems, and supplied surveillance infrastructure to Israel during wartime operations. Yet Karp continues to cast himself as a philosopher-technocrat defending “Western values,” despite openly associating with violent extremists in the name of research. His admission underscores a deeper prophetic trend: the merging of authoritarian technology with leaders who show no moral clarity, no accountability, and no sense of the spiritual danger posed by their creations. As Scripture warns, in the last days powerful men will be “wise in their own eyes” while building systems that ultimately enable global control (Daniel 8:23; Revelation 13). The rise of AI surveillance—guided by men who casually fraternize with evil—should alarm every Watcher paying attention.

SOURCE: Futurism