Palantir's £30k Weekly Dive into FCA's Fraud Data Trove Ignites UK Privacy Firestorm
Palantir just landed a high-stakes trial with the UK's FCA, probing sensitive financial crime intel for £30,000 a week. But insiders fear it's a Trojan horse for deeper data dominance — and ethical pitfalls.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Palantir's £30k/week FCA pilot grants access to sensitive fraud data, with thin competition.
- Insiders and experts flag privacy risks and methodology leaks to Palantir's networks.
- This fits Palantir's pattern: pilots scaling to £100m+ UK state contracts, echoing CIA roots.
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Originally reported by The Guardian - AI
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