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> “The fact that there’s other moves afoot to actually use Palantir in the United States, I think that’s very, very bad, because of the type of 360 [degree] metrics that are collected,” Kevin warns.

So, he is happy to spy on another country's citizens, from within their own country, but he draws the line at it being done back home. Hypocrisy.

Really? I would consider unchallenged, systemic slavery to be a fairly important problem. Not something to be dismissed as less concerning than another critical issue. I am just surprised by the complete lack of news.

How many people do we think would choose not to buy a smartphone made in China this year, if they knew the supply chain used slavery. Sadly, I don't think people care - as long as they get the latest iPhone... (maybe why I am being downvoted?)

> manufacturing in the US and China

Mixed feelings about this. What happened to the reports that Apple suppliers were essentially using slave labour to build their products in China? I didn't see any response at all from them - do they care?

https://www.businessinsider.com/apple-forced-uighur-labor-ip...

Looks amazing, I really need to dive into machine learning more this year... Waiting impatiently for UK release to give it a try!