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TheFiend
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Genuinely expected to see the U.S. Army demonstrating world class military parading for this 250th anniversary event, but holy fuck apparently my expectations were far too high....
shit I even felt secondhand embarrassment.What the hell happened?
America250 Foundation, the nonprofit organizing the U.S. Semiquincentennial celebration, recently announced it received sponsorship commitments from:
-Stellantis North America (Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep®, Ram)
-UFC
-Goldman Sachs
-BNY
-Wal-Mart
-Lockheed Martin
-Oracle
-Coinbase
-Palantir
-Exiger
-Scott’s Miracle Gro
-Phorm Energy
-The Coca-Cola Company
According to army.mil: "The U.S. Army is establishing Detachment 201: The Army’s Executive Innovation Corps, a new initiative designed to fuse cutting-edge tech expertise with military innovation. On June 13, 2025, the Army will officially swear in four tech leaders."
"Det. 201 is an effort to recruit senior tech executives to serve part-time in the Army Reserve as senior advisors. In this role they will work on targeted projects to help guide rapid and scalable tech solutions to complex problems. By bringing private-sector know-how into uniform, Det. 201 is supercharging efforts like the Army Transformation Initiative, which aims to make the force leaner, smarter, and more lethal."
"The four new Army Reserve Lt. Cols. are Shyam Sankar, Chief Technology Officer for Palantir; Andrew Bosworth, Chief Technology Officer of Meta; Kevin Weil, Chief Product Officer of OpenAI; and Bob McGrew, advisor at Thinking Machines Lab and former Chief Research Officer for OpenAI."
So, not only does Palantir and techbro friends already have dozens of dozens of "revolving door" assets (ie: the numerous former US officials now working for them and their former/current techbro employees who now work for the US government) but now the US government is also establishing a formal "revolving door" techbros detachment in the US military.
Sure I get the rationale the US govt is presenting for doing this, yet it still seems like a glaring high security risk especially considering the number of & positions occupied by the existing "revolving door" assets already in play. The most obvious example being Theil's buddy JD Vance.
And now the US Army is formally bringing in more of Theil's buddies into the military/intelligence fold as Army Reserve Lt. Cols.
-Palatir's: Shyam Sankar.
-Meta's: Andrew Bosworth.
-OpenAI's: Kevin Weil & Bob McGrew.
Fyi, Peter Theil is buddies with Meta's Zuckerberg & OpenAI's Sam Altman.
Also, Shyam Sankar is already involved with R&D for the Pentagon.
"Det. 201 is an effort to recruit senior tech executives to serve part-time in the Army Reserve as senior advisors. In this role they will work on targeted projects to help guide rapid and scalable tech solutions to complex problems. By bringing private-sector know-how into uniform, Det. 201 is supercharging efforts like the Army Transformation Initiative, which aims to make the force leaner, smarter, and more lethal."
"The four new Army Reserve Lt. Cols. are Shyam Sankar, Chief Technology Officer for Palantir; Andrew Bosworth, Chief Technology Officer of Meta; Kevin Weil, Chief Product Officer of OpenAI; and Bob McGrew, advisor at Thinking Machines Lab and former Chief Research Officer for OpenAI."
So, not only does Palantir and techbro friends already have dozens of dozens of "revolving door" assets (ie: the numerous former US officials now working for them and their former/current techbro employees who now work for the US government) but now the US government is also establishing a formal "revolving door" techbros detachment in the US military.
Sure I get the rationale the US govt is presenting for doing this, yet it still seems like a glaring high security risk especially considering the number of & positions occupied by the existing "revolving door" assets already in play. The most obvious example being Theil's buddy JD Vance.
And now the US Army is formally bringing in more of Theil's buddies into the military/intelligence fold as Army Reserve Lt. Cols.
-Palatir's: Shyam Sankar.
-Meta's: Andrew Bosworth.
-OpenAI's: Kevin Weil & Bob McGrew.
Fyi, Peter Theil is buddies with Meta's Zuckerberg & OpenAI's Sam Altman.
Also, Shyam Sankar is already involved with R&D for the Pentagon.
(....work in progress....)
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America250 Foundation, the nonprofit organizing the U.S. Semiquincentennial celebration, recently announced it received sponsorship commitments from:
-Stellantis North America (Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep®, Ram) ai tracking
-UFC cyborg recruiting
-Goldman Sachs ai finance
-BNY
-Wal-Mart tracking
-Lockheed Martin advanced tech
-Oracle advanced data
-Coinbase new financial enalavement
-Palantir new list
-Exiger
-Scott’s Miracle Gro spreading planting nano
-Phorm Energy advanced ai wwm
-The Coca-Cola Company nano beyond h20
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Carper, Tom (D-DE)Delaware$194,270
Brown, Scott (R-NH)New Hampshire$191,100
Stevens, Ted (R-AK)Alaska$187,800
Wofford, Harris (D-PA)Pennsylvania$187,300
Lincoln, Blanche (D-AR)Arkansas$185,955
Kasten, Bob (R-WI)Wisconsin$185,623
Bunning, Jim (R-KY)Kentucky$183,060
Gorton, Slade (R-WA)Washington$181,400
Rounds, Mike (R-SD)South Dakota$177,950
Begich, Mark (D-AK)Alaska$174,539
Lugar, Richard G (R-IN)Indiana$172,560
Jones, Doug (D-AL)Alabama$168,983
Corker, Bob (R-TN)Tennessee$168,083
Vance, J D (R-OH)Ohio$167,324
Packwood, Bob (R-OR)Oregon$165,228
Braun, Carol Moseley (D)$164,010
Kerry, John (D-MA)Massachusetts$162,871
Kerrey, Bob (D-NE)Nebraska$161,150
Budd, Ted (R-NC)North Carolina$159,035
Isakson, Johnny (R-GA)Georgia$158,900
Murphy, Christopher S (D-CT)Connecticut$154,153
Sarbanes, Paul S (D-MD)Maryland$153,363
Capito, Shelley Moore (R-WV)West Virginia$150,050
Campbell, Ben Nighthorse (R-CO)Colorado$146,701
Hyde-Smith, Cindy (R-MS)Mississippi$146,607
Pell, Claiborne (D-RI)Rhode Island$146,150
Graham, Bob (D-FL)Florida$145,996
Chambliss, Saxby (R-GA)Georgia$145,400
Glenn, John (D-OH)Ohio$144,450
Cohen, William S (R-ME)Maine$143,244
Flake, Jeff (R-AZ)Arizona$142,200
Donnelly, Joe (D-IN)Indiana$142,183
Snowe, Olympia (R-ME)Maine$142,100
Markey, Ed (D-MA)Massachusetts$141,671
Welch, Peter (D-VT)Vermont$140,458
Dole, Elizabeth (R-NC)North Carolina$139,130
Leahy, Patrick (D-VT)Vermont$135,116
Sheehy, Tim (R-MT)Montana$135,102
Smith, Tina (D-MN)Minnesota$131,416
Sullivan, Dan (R-AK)Alaska$131,183
Akaka, Daniel K (D-HI)Hawaii$129,850
Bingaman, Jeff (D-NM)New Mexico$124,683
Martinez, Mel (R-FL)Florida$122,999
Enzi, Mike (R-WY)Wyoming$121,825
Hagan, Kay R (D-NC)North Carolina$121,455
Coats, Dan
(R-IN)Indiana$119,800
Voinovich, George V (R-OH)Ohio$113,400
Fowler, Wyche Jr (D-GA)Georgia$113,190
Kennedy, Edward M (D-MA)Massachusetts$110,300
Smith, Bob (R-NH)New Hampshire$108,894
Justice, Jim (R-WV)West Virginia$107,285
Salazar, Ken (D-CO)Colorado$104,000
Britt, Katie Boyd (R-AL)Alabama$103,826
Gramm, Phil (R-TX)Texas$102,725
Cochran, Thad (R-MS)Mississippi$101,500
Warner, John W (R-VA)Virginia$99,950
Hutchinson, Tim (R-AR)Arkansas$99,300
Lujan, Ben Ray (D-NM)New Mexico$92,618
Nickles, Don (R-OK)Oklahoma$92,550
Marshall, Roger (R-KS)Kansas$92,400
Mullin, Markwayne (R-OK)Oklahoma$91,000
Ensign, John (R-NV)Nevada$89,800
Lott, Trent (R-MS)Mississippi$89,700
Heflin, Howell (D-AL)Alabama$89,600
Abraham, Spencer (R-MI)Michigan$89,450
Mack, Connie (R-FL)Florida$89,350
Allard, Wayne (R-CO)Colorado$84,500
Alexander, Lamar (R-TN)Tennessee$82,175
Johanns, Mike (R-NE)Nebraska$81,785
DeMint, Jim (R-SC)South Carolina$81,700
Sanders, Bernie (I-VT)Vermont$80,842
Schmitt, Eric (R-MO)Missouri$80,550
Rochester, Lisa Blunt (D-DE)Delaware$80,435
Johnston, J Bennett (D-LA)Louisiana$79,600
Coverdell, Paul (R-GA)Georgia$75,700
Braun, Mike (R-IN)Indiana$75,050
Bryan, Richard H (D-NV)Nevada$72,410
Hollings, Fritz (D-SC)South Carolina$70,868
Craig, Larry (R-ID)Idaho$66,650
Dole, Bob (R)$66,250
Hagerty, Bill (R-TN)Tennessee$61,800
Exon, Jim (D-NE)Nebraska$61,500
Ashcroft, John (R-MO)Missouri$59,900
Wirth, Timothy E (D-CO)Colorado$59,836
Gore, Al (D)$59,800
Thomas, Craig (R-WY)Wyoming$59,000
Brown, Hank (R-CO)Colorado$58,750
Hirono, Mazie K (D-HI)Hawaii$58,575
Breaux, John (D-LA)Louisiana$57,350
Wellstone, Paul (D-MN)Minnesota$56,867
Coburn, Tom (R-OK)Oklahoma$54,782
Murkowski, Frank H (R-AK)Alaska$54,500
Wilson, Pete (R)$52,750
Grams, Rod (R-MN)Minnesota$51,650
Domenici, Pete V (R-NM)New Mexico$51,300
Adams, Brock (D-WA)Washington$50,700
Frist, Bill (R-TN)Tennessee$49,550
Tuberville, Tommy (R-AL)Alabama$47,755
Helms, Jesse (R-NC)North Carolina$46,310
Sasser, Jim (D-TN)Tennessee$41,500
Hutchison, Kay Bailey (R-TX)Texas$37,500
Thompson, Fred (R)$35,250
Sununu, John E (R-NH)New Hampshire$33,550
Roth, William V Jr (R-DE)Delaware$31,550
Padilla, Alex (D-CA)California$30,850
Strange, Luther (R-AL)Alabama$30,318
Miller, Zell (D-GA)Georgia$29,000
Seymour, John F (R-CA)California$28,750
Bradley, Bill (D)$28,250
Gregg, Judd (R-NH)New Hampshire$27,750
Lummis, Cynthia (R-WY)Wyoming$26,450
Chafee, Lincoln (L)$25,100
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick (D-NY)New York$20,900
Dixon, Alan J (D-IL)Illinois$20,750
Jeffords, James M (I-VT)Vermont$17,950
Sanford, James Terry (D-NC)North Carolina$16,600
Lemieux, George S (R-FL)Florida$16,450
Walsh, John (D-MT)Montana$15,705
Deconcini, Dennis (D-AZ)Arizona$15,700
Faircloth, Lauch (R-NC)North Carolina$14,000
Bumpers, Dale
(D-AR)Arkansas$12,000
Fitzgerald, Peter G
(R-IL)Illinois$11,500
Riegle, Donald W Jr
(D-MI)Michigan$11,000
Hagel, Chuck
(R-NE)Nebraska$9,825
Nunn, Sam
(D-GA)Georgia$9,380
Krueger, Robert
(Bob) (D-TX)Texas$8,633
Ford, Wendell H
(D-KY)Kentucky$8,000
Paul, Rand
(R-KY)Kentucky$6,000
McClure, James A
(R-ID)Idaho$5,750
Pryor, David
(D-AR)Arkansas$5,500
Simpson, Alan K
(R-WY)Wyoming$4,000
Cranston, Alan
(D)$3,500
Heinz, John
(R-PA)Pennsylvania$3,300
Edwards, John
(D)$3,000
Kassebaum, Nancy Landon
(R-KS)Kansas$3,000
Mitchell, George J
(D-ME)Maine$1,750
Durenberger, Dave
(R-MN)Minnesota$1,500
Bentsen, Lloyd
(D-TX)Texas$900
Kempthorne, Dirk
(R-ID)Idaho$500
(D) $4,229,598
Menendez, Robert
(I-NJ) New Jersey $2,507,647
Clinton, Hillary
(D-NY) New York $2,360,902
Harris, Kamala
(D) $2,349,541
Kirk, Mark
(R-IL) Illinois $2,294,469
Lieberman, Joe
(D-CT) Connecticut $1,998,774
McConnell, Mitch
(R-KY) Kentucky $1,951,910
Cruz, Ted
(R-TX) Texas $1,872,038
Schumer, Charles E
(D-NY) New York $1,727,974
Rosen, Jacky
(D-NV) Nevada $1,711,504
McCain, John
(R-AZ) Arizona $1,494,066
Casey, Bob
(D-PA) Pennsylvania $1,412,793
Wyden, Ron
(D-OR) Oregon $1,280,376
Tester, Jon
(D-MT) Montana $1,266,994
Levin, Carl
(D-MI) Michigan $1,248,413
Schiff, Adam
(D-CA) California $1,234,034
Brown, Sherrod
(D-OH) Ohio $1,220,343
Perdue, David
(R-GA) Georgia $1,139,708
Durbin, Dick
(D-IL) Illinois $1,131,900
Specter, Arlen
(D-PA) Pennsylvania $1,070,495
Feingold, Russ
(D-WI) Wisconsin $1,033,466
Rubio, Marco
(R-FL) Florida $1,013,563
Graham, Lindsey
(R-SC) South Carolina $1,000,580
Gillibrand, Kirsten
(D-NY) New York $997,622
Romney, Mitt
(R-UT)Utah $976,743
Warnock, Raphael
(D-GA) Georgia $923,026
Cardin, Ben
(D-MD) Maryland $913,285
Booker, Cory
(D-NJ) New Jersey $871,563
Nelson, Bill
(D-FL) Florida $859,111
Stabenow, Debbie
(D-MI) Michigan $840,482
Landrieu, Mary L.
(D-LA) Louisiana $824,805
Ossoff, Jon
(D-GA) Georgia $783,344
Duckworth, Tammy
(D-IL) Illinois $782,541
Klobuchar, Amy
(D-MN) Minnesota $769,375
Boxer, Barbara
(D-CA) California $725,793
Wicker, Roger
(R-MS) Mississippi $724,620
Daschle, Tom
(D-SD) South Dakota $718,941
Baldwin, Tammy
(D-WI) Wisconsin $714,566
Murray, Patty
(D-WA) Washington $681,306
Fischer, Deb
(R-NE)Nebraska$667,786
Scott, Rick
(R-FL)Florida$657,001
Collins, Susan M
(R-ME)Maine$647,758
Reid, Harry
(D-NV)Nevada$646,367
McSally, Martha
(R-AZ)Arizona$642,484
Hassan, Maggie
(D-NH)New Hampshire$641,392
Peters, Gary
(D-MI)Michigan$626,111
Whitehouse, Sheldon
(D-RI)Rhode Island$616,721
Coleman, Norm
(R-MN)Minnesota$608,299
Harkin, Tom
(D-IA)Iowa$607,360
Kaine, Tim
(D-VA)Virginia$602,265
Masto, Catherine Cortez
(D-NV)Nevada$596,504
Blackburn, Marsha
(R-TN)Tennessee$587,466
Shaheen, Jeanne
(D-NH)New Hampshire$574,295
Feinstein, Dianne
(D-CA)California$571,485
Cantwell, Maria
(D-WA)Washington$568,373
Slotkin, Elissa
(D-MI)Michigan$554,998
Ernst, Joni
(R-IA)Iowa$529,190
Baucus, Max
(D-MT)Montana$525,988
Ayotte, Kelly
(R-NH)New Hampshire$522,014
Mikulski, Barbara A
(D-MD)Maryland$519,009
Kelly, Mark
(D-AZ)Arizona$505,910
Udall, Mark
(D-CO)Colorado$504,852
Grassley, Chuck
(R-IA)Iowa$502,541
Cornyn, John
(R-TX)Texas$488,929
Kyl, Jon
(R-AZ)Arizona$488,812
Bennet, Michael
(D-CO)Colorado$466,640
Lautenberg, Frank (D-NJ)New Jersey$465,549
Loeffler, Kelly (R-GA)Georgia$463,364
Thune, John (R-SD)South Dakota$461,724
Murkowski, Lisa (R-AK) Alaska $436,022
Alsobrooks, Angela (D-MD)Maryland$429,599
Kim, Andy (D-NJ)New Jersey$427,566
Cassidy, Bill (R-LA)Louisiana$422,740
McCaskill, Claire (D-MO)Missouri$418,543
Inouye, Daniel K (D-HI)Hawaii$418,530
Blunt, Roy (R-MO)Missouri$408,778
Reed, Jack (D-RI)Rhode Island$402,602
Moreno, Bernie (R-OH)Ohio$400,636
Young, Todd (R-IN)Indiana$396,478
Blumenthal, Richard (D-CT)Connecticut$389,981
Santorum, Rick (R)$380,664
Gallego, Ruben (D-AZ)Arizona$379,872
Scott, Tim (R-SC)South Carolina$378,896
McCormick, Dave (R-PA)Pennsylvania$376,139
Bayh, Evan (D-IN)Indiana$375,837
Warner, Mark (D-VA)Virginia$372,061
Lee, Mike (R-UT)Utah$371,858
Dodd, Chris (D-CT)Connecticut$369,950
Banks, Jim (R-IN)Indiana$368,705
Lankford, James (R-OK)Oklahoma$365,560
Robb, Charles S (D-VA)Virginia$364,428
Daines, Steven (R-MT)Montana$362,266
Cramer, Kevin
(R-ND) North Dakota $350,072
Johnson, Tim
(D-SD) South Dakota $348,869
Johnson, Ron
(R-WI)Wisconsin $347,043
Smith, Gordon H.
(R-OR) Oregon $343,836
Sinema, Kyrsten
(I-AZ) Arizona $340,186
Heinrich, Martin (D-NM)New Mexico$336,176
Hoeven, John (R-ND)North Dakota$334,296
Burns, Conrad (R-MT)Montana$332,265
Toomey, Pat (R-PA)Pennsylvania$330,245
Crapo, Mike (R-ID)Idaho$327,673
Rockefeller, Jay
(D-WV) West Virginia $326,086
Portman, Rob
(R-OH) Ohio $326,046
Conrad, Kent
(D-ND) North Dakota $321,910
D'Amato, Alfonse M.
(R-NY) New York $320,652
Hawley, Josh
(R-MO) Missouri $312,009
Bennett, Robert F.
(R-UT) Utah $311,850
Boozman, John (R-AR)Arkansas$309,860
Roberts, Pat (R-KS)Kansas$305,700
Ricketts, Pete (R-NE)Nebraska$303,472
Gardner, Cory (R-CO)Colorado$302,839
Sasse, Ben
(R-NE) Nebraska $302,260
Warren, Elizabeth
(D-MA) Massachusetts $298,493
Obama, Barack
(D) $295,698
Van Hollen, Chris
(D-MD) Maryland $291,006
Moran, Jerry
(R-KS) Kansas $285,735
Shelby, Richard C.
(R-AL) Alabama $274,215
Hickenlooper, John
(D-CO) Colorado $273,445
Udall, Tom
(D-NM) New Mexico $271,798
Brownback, Sam
(R) $271,745
Tillis, Thom
(R-NC) North Carolina $270,656
Fetterman, John
(D-PA) Pennsylvania $270,571
Barrasso, John
(R-WY) Wyoming$269,962
Manchin, Joe
(D-WV) West Virginia$268,735
Pryor, Mark
(D-AR) Arkansas$267,170
Talent, James M (R-MO)Missouri$263,423
Coons, Chris (D-DE)Delaware$258,166
Risch, James E (R-ID)Idaho$255,787
Inhofe, James M (R-OK)Oklahoma$253,275
Merkley, Jeff (D-OR)Oregon$250,147
Boschwitz, Rudy (R-MN)Minnesota$245,720
Nelson, Ben (D-NE)Nebraska$244,973
Heitkamp, Heidi (D-ND)North Dakota$244,273
Cleland, Max (D-GA)Georgia$242,921
Cotton, Tom (R-AR)Arkansas$237,577
Dorgan, Byron L (D-ND)North Dakota$236,369
Allen, George (R-VA)Virginia$235,740
Burr, Richard (R-NC)North Carolina$234,336
King, Angus (I-ME)Maine$234,026
DeWine, Mike (R-OH)Ohio$229,813
Kennedy, John (R-LA)Louisiana$225,167
Simon, Paul (D-IL)Illinois$224,992
Torricelli, Robert G (D-NJ)New Jersey$215,736
Sessions, Jeff (R-AL)Alabama$215,450
Vitter, David (R-LA)Louisiana$212,055
Franken, Al (D-MN)Minnesota$211,498
Heller, Dean (R-NV)Nevada$203,992
Bond, Christopher "Kit" (R-MO)Missouri$203,500
Hatch, Orrin G (R-UT)Utah$203,383
Curtis, John (R-UT)Utah$198,448
Schatz, Brian (D-HI)Hawaii$196,170
Pressler, Larry (I-SD)South Dakota$195,886
Carnahan, Jean (D-MO)Missouri$195,283
Carper, Tom (D-DE)Delaware$194,270
Brown, Scott (R-NH)New Hampshire$191,100
Stevens, Ted (R-AK)Alaska$187,800
Wofford, Harris (D-PA)Pennsylvania$187,300
Lincoln, Blanche (D-AR)Arkansas$185,955
Kasten, Bob (R-WI)Wisconsin$185,623
Bunning, Jim (R-KY)Kentucky$183,060
Gorton, Slade (R-WA)Washington$181,400
Rounds, Mike (R-SD)South Dakota$177,950
Begich, Mark (D-AK)Alaska$174,539
Lugar, Richard G (R-IN)Indiana$172,560
Jones, Doug (D-AL)Alabama$168,983
Corker, Bob (R-TN)Tennessee$168,083
Vance, J D (R-OH)Ohio$167,324
Packwood, Bob (R-OR)Oregon$165,228
Braun, Carol Moseley (D)$164,010
Kerry, John (D-MA)Massachusetts$162,871
Kerrey, Bob (D-NE)Nebraska$161,150
Budd, Ted (R-NC)North Carolina$159,035
Isakson, Johnny (R-GA)Georgia$158,900
Murphy, Christopher S (D-CT)Connecticut$154,153
Sarbanes, Paul S (D-MD)Maryland$153,363
Capito, Shelley Moore (R-WV)West Virginia$150,050
Campbell, Ben Nighthorse (R-CO)Colorado$146,701
Hyde-Smith, Cindy (R-MS)Mississippi$146,607
Pell, Claiborne (D-RI)Rhode Island$146,150
Graham, Bob (D-FL)Florida$145,996
Chambliss, Saxby (R-GA)Georgia$145,400
Glenn, John (D-OH)Ohio$144,450
Cohen, William S (R-ME)Maine$143,244
Flake, Jeff (R-AZ)Arizona$142,200
Donnelly, Joe (D-IN)Indiana$142,183
Snowe, Olympia (R-ME)Maine$142,100
Markey, Ed (D-MA)Massachusetts$141,671
Welch, Peter (D-VT)Vermont$140,458
Dole, Elizabeth (R-NC)North Carolina$139,130
Leahy, Patrick (D-VT)Vermont$135,116
Sheehy, Tim (R-MT)Montana$135,102
Smith, Tina (D-MN)Minnesota$131,416
Sullivan, Dan (R-AK)Alaska$131,183
Akaka, Daniel K (D-HI)Hawaii$129,850
Bingaman, Jeff (D-NM)New Mexico$124,683
Martinez, Mel (R-FL)Florida$122,999
Enzi, Mike (R-WY)Wyoming$121,825
Hagan, Kay R (D-NC)North Carolina$121,455
Coats, Dan
(R-IN)Indiana$119,800
Voinovich, George V (R-OH)Ohio$113,400
Fowler, Wyche Jr (D-GA)Georgia$113,190
Kennedy, Edward M (D-MA)Massachusetts$110,300
Smith, Bob (R-NH)New Hampshire$108,894
Justice, Jim (R-WV)West Virginia$107,285
Salazar, Ken (D-CO)Colorado$104,000
Britt, Katie Boyd (R-AL)Alabama$103,826
Gramm, Phil (R-TX)Texas$102,725
Cochran, Thad (R-MS)Mississippi$101,500
Warner, John W (R-VA)Virginia$99,950
Hutchinson, Tim (R-AR)Arkansas$99,300
Lujan, Ben Ray (D-NM)New Mexico$92,618
Nickles, Don (R-OK)Oklahoma$92,550
Marshall, Roger (R-KS)Kansas$92,400
Mullin, Markwayne (R-OK)Oklahoma$91,000
Ensign, John (R-NV)Nevada$89,800
Lott, Trent (R-MS)Mississippi$89,700
Heflin, Howell (D-AL)Alabama$89,600
Abraham, Spencer (R-MI)Michigan$89,450
Mack, Connie (R-FL)Florida$89,350
Allard, Wayne (R-CO)Colorado$84,500
Alexander, Lamar (R-TN)Tennessee$82,175
Johanns, Mike (R-NE)Nebraska$81,785
DeMint, Jim (R-SC)South Carolina$81,700
Sanders, Bernie (I-VT)Vermont$80,842
Schmitt, Eric (R-MO)Missouri$80,550
Rochester, Lisa Blunt (D-DE)Delaware$80,435
Johnston, J Bennett (D-LA)Louisiana$79,600
Coverdell, Paul (R-GA)Georgia$75,700
Braun, Mike (R-IN)Indiana$75,050
Bryan, Richard H (D-NV)Nevada$72,410
Hollings, Fritz (D-SC)South Carolina$70,868
Craig, Larry (R-ID)Idaho$66,650
Dole, Bob (R)$66,250
Hagerty, Bill (R-TN)Tennessee$61,800
Exon, Jim (D-NE)Nebraska$61,500
Ashcroft, John (R-MO)Missouri$59,900
Wirth, Timothy E (D-CO)Colorado$59,836
Gore, Al (D)$59,800
Thomas, Craig (R-WY)Wyoming$59,000
Brown, Hank (R-CO)Colorado$58,750
Hirono, Mazie K (D-HI)Hawaii$58,575
Breaux, John (D-LA)Louisiana$57,350
Wellstone, Paul (D-MN)Minnesota$56,867
Coburn, Tom (R-OK)Oklahoma$54,782
Murkowski, Frank H (R-AK)Alaska$54,500
Wilson, Pete (R)$52,750
Grams, Rod (R-MN)Minnesota$51,650
Domenici, Pete V (R-NM)New Mexico$51,300
Adams, Brock (D-WA)Washington$50,700
Frist, Bill (R-TN)Tennessee$49,550
Tuberville, Tommy (R-AL)Alabama$47,755
Helms, Jesse (R-NC)North Carolina$46,310
Sasser, Jim (D-TN)Tennessee$41,500
Hutchison, Kay Bailey (R-TX)Texas$37,500
Thompson, Fred (R)$35,250
Sununu, John E (R-NH)New Hampshire$33,550
Roth, William V Jr (R-DE)Delaware$31,550
Padilla, Alex (D-CA)California$30,850
Strange, Luther (R-AL)Alabama$30,318
Miller, Zell (D-GA)Georgia$29,000
Seymour, John F (R-CA)California$28,750
Bradley, Bill (D)$28,250
Gregg, Judd (R-NH)New Hampshire$27,750
Lummis, Cynthia (R-WY)Wyoming$26,450
Chafee, Lincoln (L)$25,100
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick (D-NY)New York$20,900
Dixon, Alan J (D-IL)Illinois$20,750
Jeffords, James M (I-VT)Vermont$17,950
Sanford, James Terry (D-NC)North Carolina$16,600
Lemieux, George S (R-FL)Florida$16,450
Walsh, John (D-MT)Montana$15,705
Deconcini, Dennis (D-AZ)Arizona$15,700
Faircloth, Lauch (R-NC)North Carolina$14,000
Bumpers, Dale
(D-AR)Arkansas$12,000
Fitzgerald, Peter G
(R-IL)Illinois$11,500
Riegle, Donald W Jr
(D-MI)Michigan$11,000
Hagel, Chuck
(R-NE)Nebraska$9,825
Nunn, Sam
(D-GA)Georgia$9,380
Krueger, Robert
(Bob) (D-TX)Texas$8,633
Ford, Wendell H
(D-KY)Kentucky$8,000
Paul, Rand
(R-KY)Kentucky$6,000
McClure, James A
(R-ID)Idaho$5,750
Pryor, David
(D-AR)Arkansas$5,500
Simpson, Alan K
(R-WY)Wyoming$4,000
Cranston, Alan
(D)$3,500
Heinz, John
(R-PA)Pennsylvania$3,300
Edwards, John
(D)$3,000
Kassebaum, Nancy Landon
(R-KS)Kansas$3,000
Mitchell, George J
(D-ME)Maine$1,750
Durenberger, Dave
(R-MN)Minnesota$1,500
Bentsen, Lloyd
(D-TX)Texas$900
Kempthorne, Dirk
(R-ID)Idaho$500
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Mike Gallagher
-Former US Rep (R-Wisc. 2017-2024).
-Palantir head of defense (2024).
-TitletownTech VC (Microsoft/2024).
-Former US Rep (R-Wisc. 2017-2024).
-Palantir head of defense (2024).
-TitletownTech VC (Microsoft/2024).
Machalagh Carr
-Chief of staff to former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
-wife of Trump FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.
-Chief of staff to former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
-wife of Trump FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.
Matthew Turpin
-served as the director of China for the National Security Council in the first Trump White House.
-senior China advisor to Trump’s then-commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross.
-Hoover Institution.
-Pentagon 2013–2017, advised the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on China issues.
-assisted with the Defense Innovation Initiative, a program aimed at developing technologies to sustain the U.S. military's competitive advantage.
-served as the director of China for the National Security Council in the first Trump White House.
-senior China advisor to Trump’s then-commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross.
-Hoover Institution.
-Pentagon 2013–2017, advised the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on China issues.
-assisted with the Defense Innovation Initiative, a program aimed at developing technologies to sustain the U.S. military's competitive advantage.
Wendell Richard 'Wendy' Anderson
-senior vice president of federal and national security.
-held a slew of top positions at the Defense Department during the Obama administration.
-including deputy chief of staff to then-Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
-served as chief of staff to Obama’s commerce secretary, Penny Pritzker.
-worked as a staffer on the Senate Homeland Security Committee and as a Democratic Senate aide.
-served as a member of the Atlantic Council’s Commission on Defense Innovation Adoption, which named Palantir as one of its corporate sponsors, advocated for reducing bureaucratic barriers and creating new incentives for tech companies to do business with the Pentagon.
-co-authored an op-ed with fellow Atlantic Council commissioner Michèle Flournoy pushing the Defense Department to more rapidly adopt software systems outside its traditional acquisition process.
-senior vice president of federal and national security.
-held a slew of top positions at the Defense Department during the Obama administration.
-including deputy chief of staff to then-Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
-served as chief of staff to Obama’s commerce secretary, Penny Pritzker.
-worked as a staffer on the Senate Homeland Security Committee and as a Democratic Senate aide.
-served as a member of the Atlantic Council’s Commission on Defense Innovation Adoption, which named Palantir as one of its corporate sponsors, advocated for reducing bureaucratic barriers and creating new incentives for tech companies to do business with the Pentagon.
-co-authored an op-ed with fellow Atlantic Council commissioner Michèle Flournoy pushing the Defense Department to more rapidly adopt software systems outside its traditional acquisition process.
Alexander Alden
-veteran of the first Trump administration who joined Palantir in 2021.
-served as a special assistant at the Pentagon from 2017–2018 before becoming senior director on Trump’s National Security Council, responsible for emerging technologies and defense policy.
-later moved to the Trump State Department, where he was tasked with strengthening EU-U.S. relations while “countering Chinese regional influence.”
-veteran of the first Trump administration who joined Palantir in 2021.
-served as a special assistant at the Pentagon from 2017–2018 before becoming senior director on Trump’s National Security Council, responsible for emerging technologies and defense policy.
-later moved to the Trump State Department, where he was tasked with strengthening EU-U.S. relations while “countering Chinese regional influence.”
Jamie M. Fly
-former aide to Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), Trump’s newly installed secretary of state.
-served as a foreign and national security affairs advisor to Rubio from 2013–2017 -served in the George W. Bush administration at both the Pentagon and National Security Council.
-former aide to Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), Trump’s newly installed secretary of state.
-served as a foreign and national security affairs advisor to Rubio from 2013–2017 -served in the George W. Bush administration at both the Pentagon and National Security Council.
Geof Kahn
-Central Intelligence Agency veteran who worked on the transition team for the first Trump administration, assisting then-Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.) during his confirmation process to be CIA director.
-later served as senior adviser to Pompeo and the CIA’s chief operating officer.
-spent five years as policy director for the House Intelligence Committee from 2011–2017, including during the chairmanships of Republican Reps. Mike Rogers (Mich.) and Devin Nunes (Calif.).
-Central Intelligence Agency veteran who worked on the transition team for the first Trump administration, assisting then-Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.) during his confirmation process to be CIA director.
-later served as senior adviser to Pompeo and the CIA’s chief operating officer.
-spent five years as policy director for the House Intelligence Committee from 2011–2017, including during the chairmanships of Republican Reps. Mike Rogers (Mich.) and Devin Nunes (Calif.).
Greg Little
-one of the first Pentagon officials to run CDAO.
-one of the first Pentagon officials to run CDAO.
David Spirk
-served as chief data officer at the Pentagon and contributed to the creation of CDAO.
-served as chief data officer at the Pentagon and contributed to the creation of CDAO.
Maura Thompson
-held various logistics positions at CDAO and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Spoiler: CDAO's Acting Chief Tech Officer
Trevor Austin
-worked as a Palantir engineer early in his career.
-held various logistics positions at CDAO and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Spoiler: CDAO's Acting Chief Tech Officer
Trevor Austin
-worked as a Palantir engineer early in his career.
Will Thibeau
-worked as deployment strategist at Palantir.
-worked as deployment strategist at Palantir.
Joseph Larson
-headed AI policy and strategy at Palantir.
-joined the Pentagon in October 2016 as deputy chief of Project Maven.
-briefly worked for an AI startup after leaving the Pentagon and then took a job at Anduril.
-Another turn of the revolving door brought him back to the Pentagon as chief of Project Maven and later as a deputy chief of the newly created CDAO.
-He returned to Anduril as a senior vice president in March 2024.
-headed AI policy and strategy at Palantir.
-joined the Pentagon in October 2016 as deputy chief of Project Maven.
-briefly worked for an AI startup after leaving the Pentagon and then took a job at Anduril.
-Another turn of the revolving door brought him back to the Pentagon as chief of Project Maven and later as a deputy chief of the newly created CDAO.
-He returned to Anduril as a senior vice president in March 2024.
Allen Souza
-employed by Palantir last year (2024).
-veteran Republican congressional aide who served as national security advisor to House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.).
-did a stint in the Trump National Security Council in 2020-21.
-in May 2024, Souza returned to Congress as a Senate Intelligence Committee staffer and oversight counsel.
-employed by Palantir last year (2024).
-veteran Republican congressional aide who served as national security advisor to House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.).
-did a stint in the Trump National Security Council in 2020-21.
-in May 2024, Souza returned to Congress as a Senate Intelligence Committee staffer and oversight counsel.
Tyler Jensen
-served as an aide to Rep. Adam Smith (Wash.) when Smith was lead Democrat on the House Armed Services committee.
-served as an aide to Rep. Adam Smith (Wash.) when Smith was lead Democrat on the House Armed Services committee.
William Duhnke
-was a longtime Republican staff director for Senate committees including Appropriations and Intelligence. (Following a stint as a lobbyist, Duhnke is now back in Congress as a senior policy advisor to Speaker Johnson.)
-was a longtime Republican staff director for Senate committees including Appropriations and Intelligence. (Following a stint as a lobbyist, Duhnke is now back in Congress as a senior policy advisor to Speaker Johnson.)
Lobbyists have helped Palantir establish links with congressional leadership and key committees that are essential to its bottom line. But the company has also engaged in a softer form of influence building, creating a foundation to promote policy ideas that serve to advance its Washington agenda.
The company quietly launched the Palantir Foundation for Defense Policy and International Affairs in 2023. The organization, which was granted non-profit tax status in March 2024, describes itself as non-partisan and says it plans to sponsor academic research, fellowships, and conferences on national security issues.
The foundation’s inaugural Atlantic & Pacific Forum, held in May 2024, focused on the role of AI in warfare—a topic central to Palantir’s product offerings. The event, co-sponsored by Foreign Policy magazine, featured a number of speakers with defense tech experience. They included Linda Lourie, who served in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy from 2021 to 2022 and previously worked at the Pentagon in a variety of roles including general counsel of the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU). The DIU is devoted to accelerating the military's adoption of commercial technology. Another speaker, Nina Kollars, served as a special adviser to the undersecretary of defense for research and engineering in the Biden administration.
Lourie and Kollars did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
The Palantir foundation also publishes a journal about technology and national security called The Republic. The first issue, released in July 2024, included a piece by Palantir’s Jacob Helberg that argues that “AI is the pivotal technology in U.S.-China competition” and “the U.S. government and Silicon Valley must seriously partner to protect democracy from the autocrats looking to dismantle it.”
By funding conferences, academic papers, and policy commentary, Palantir can create an echo chamber effect around ideas that are favorable to its business interests.
The foundation’s plans for fellowships also appear to be a part of this strategy. While its website gives only a bare-bones description of the fellowship program, such initiatives can be powerful tools for influencing government. As TTP has previously reported, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt funded a program that placed dozens of fellows in influential Biden administration posts that often overlap with his private financial interests.
Schmidt is closely tied to Peter Thiel and Palantir. Both Schmidt and Thiel back America’s Frontier Fund (AFF), a nonprofit venture fund that invests in Palantir and other U.S. defense tech companies. (An AFF representative once reportedly boasted that war with China would be good for the fund's portfolio.) Schmidt has urged the U.S. government to invest more in AI research and development to compete with China, without mentioning his personal investments in AI startups that could benefit from such R&D.
The company quietly launched the Palantir Foundation for Defense Policy and International Affairs in 2023. The organization, which was granted non-profit tax status in March 2024, describes itself as non-partisan and says it plans to sponsor academic research, fellowships, and conferences on national security issues.
The foundation’s inaugural Atlantic & Pacific Forum, held in May 2024, focused on the role of AI in warfare—a topic central to Palantir’s product offerings. The event, co-sponsored by Foreign Policy magazine, featured a number of speakers with defense tech experience. They included Linda Lourie, who served in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy from 2021 to 2022 and previously worked at the Pentagon in a variety of roles including general counsel of the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU). The DIU is devoted to accelerating the military's adoption of commercial technology. Another speaker, Nina Kollars, served as a special adviser to the undersecretary of defense for research and engineering in the Biden administration.
Lourie and Kollars did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
The Palantir foundation also publishes a journal about technology and national security called The Republic. The first issue, released in July 2024, included a piece by Palantir’s Jacob Helberg that argues that “AI is the pivotal technology in U.S.-China competition” and “the U.S. government and Silicon Valley must seriously partner to protect democracy from the autocrats looking to dismantle it.”
By funding conferences, academic papers, and policy commentary, Palantir can create an echo chamber effect around ideas that are favorable to its business interests.
The foundation’s plans for fellowships also appear to be a part of this strategy. While its website gives only a bare-bones description of the fellowship program, such initiatives can be powerful tools for influencing government. As TTP has previously reported, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt funded a program that placed dozens of fellows in influential Biden administration posts that often overlap with his private financial interests.
Schmidt is closely tied to Peter Thiel and Palantir. Both Schmidt and Thiel back America’s Frontier Fund (AFF), a nonprofit venture fund that invests in Palantir and other U.S. defense tech companies. (An AFF representative once reportedly boasted that war with China would be good for the fund's portfolio.) Schmidt has urged the U.S. government to invest more in AI research and development to compete with China, without mentioning his personal investments in AI startups that could benefit from such R&D.
Jacob Helberg
-senior advisor to Palantir CEO Alex Karp.
-major Trump campaign donor.
-served on a congressional advisory panel that recommended the U.S. launch a “Manhattan Project-like” program to beat China on AI.
-senior advisor to Palantir CEO Alex Karp.
-major Trump campaign donor.
-served on a congressional advisory panel that recommended the U.S. launch a “Manhattan Project-like” program to beat China on AI.
Gregory Barbaccia
-former Palantir head of intelligence & investigations.
-former Palantir head of intelligence & investigations.
Shyam Sankar
-Palantir's chief technology officer.
-Palantir's chief technology officer.
Palantir has seen its shares soar in recent weeks, boosted by strong financial results and expectations that the company will benefit from the second Trump administration. The company’s key government contracts include deals to provide AI targeting technology (Maven Smart System) to the U.S. military and a battle management system (TITAN) to the U.S. Army.
To keep those government sales flowing, Palantir is building an extensive influence network in Washington, following a strategy honed by Big Tech and other corporate giants. The company has hired a slew of well-connected players from Congress and federal agencies, ramped up lobbying activity, and created a foundation to bankroll policy-shaping research, conferences, and public commentary. This effort, which is mostly taking place below the radar, reflects Palantir’s ambitions to establish itself as a permanent player in the U.S. defense-intelligence sector in the Trump years—and beyond.
To keep those government sales flowing, Palantir is building an extensive influence network in Washington, following a strategy honed by Big Tech and other corporate giants. The company has hired a slew of well-connected players from Congress and federal agencies, ramped up lobbying activity, and created a foundation to bankroll policy-shaping research, conferences, and public commentary. This effort, which is mostly taking place below the radar, reflects Palantir’s ambitions to establish itself as a permanent player in the U.S. defense-intelligence sector in the Trump years—and beyond.
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Bills Lobbied
H.R.6610 | Passport System Reform and Backlog Prevention Act
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 5
H.R.8070 | Servicemember Quality of Life Improvement and National Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 4
H.R.2882 | Udall Foundation Reauthorization Act of 2023 (aka: Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024)
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 2
H.R.6126 | Israel Security Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2024
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 2
S.2226 | National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 2
H.R.4366 | Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2024 (aka: Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024)
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 2
H.R.815 | RELIEVE Act (aka: Making emergency supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes)
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 1
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 5
H.R.8070 | Servicemember Quality of Life Improvement and National Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 4
H.R.2882 | Udall Foundation Reauthorization Act of 2023 (aka: Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024)
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 2
H.R.6126 | Israel Security Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2024
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 2
S.2226 | National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 2
H.R.4366 | Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2024 (aka: Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024)
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 2
H.R.815 | RELIEVE Act (aka: Making emergency supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes)
-Congress: 118
-Reports/Issues: 1
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Government Connections
President
-Donald Trump | 2017–2021
Vice President
-Mike Pence | 2017–2021
Secretary of State
-Rex Tillerson | 2017–2018
--Mike Pompeo | 2018–2021
Secretary of the Treasury
-Steven Mnuchin | 2017–2021
Secretary of Defense
-Jim Mattis | 2017–2019
--Mark Esper | 2019–2020
---Christopher C. Miller (acting) | 2020–2021
Attorney General
-Jeff Sessions | 2017–2018
--William Barr | 2019–2020
---Jeffrey A. Rosen (acting) | 2020–2021
Secretary of the Interior
-Ryan Zinke | 2017–2019
--David Bernhardt | 2019–2021
Secretary of Agriculture
-Sonny Perdue | 2017–2021
Secretary of Commerce
-Wilbur Ross | 2017–2021
Secretary of Labor
-Alexander Acosta | 2017–2019
--Eugene Scalia | 2019–2021
Secretary of Health & Human Services
-Tom Price | 2017
--Alex Azar | 2018–2021
Secretary of Housing & Urban Development
-Ben Carson | 2017–2021
Secretary of Transportation
-Elaine Chao | 2017–2021
Secretary of Energy
-Rick Perry | 2017–2019
--Dan Brouillette | 2019–2021
Secretary of Education
-Betsy DeVos | 2017–2021
Secretary of Veterans Affairs
-David Shulkin | 2017–2018
--Robert Wilkie | 2018–2021
Secretary of Homeland Security
-John F. Kelly | 2017
--Kirstjen Nielsen | 2017–2019
---Chad Wolf (acting) | 2019–2021
Admin of Environmental Protection Agency
-Scott Pruitt | 2017–2018
--Andrew Wheeler | 2018–2021
Director of Office of Management & Budget
-Mick Mulvaney | 2017–2020
--Russell Vought | 2020–2021
Director of National Intelligence
-Dan Coats | 2017–2019
--John Ratcliffe | 2020–2021
Director of Central Intelligence Agency
-Mike Pompeo | 2017–2018
--Gina Haspel | 2018–2021
United States Trade Representative
-Robert Lighthizer | 2017–2021
Ambassador to the United Nations
-Nikki Haley | 2017–2018
--Kelly Craft* | 2019–2021
Admin of Small Business Administration
-Linda McMahon | 2017–2019
--Jovita Carranza | 2020–2021
Chief of Staff
-Reince Priebus | 2017
--John F. Kelly | 2017–2019
---Mark Meadows | 2020–2021
*Lowered to non-cabinet position following Haley's exit in 2018
-Donald Trump | 2017–2021
Vice President
-Mike Pence | 2017–2021
Secretary of State
-Rex Tillerson | 2017–2018
--Mike Pompeo | 2018–2021
Secretary of the Treasury
-Steven Mnuchin | 2017–2021
Secretary of Defense
-Jim Mattis | 2017–2019
--Mark Esper | 2019–2020
---Christopher C. Miller (acting) | 2020–2021
Attorney General
-Jeff Sessions | 2017–2018
--William Barr | 2019–2020
---Jeffrey A. Rosen (acting) | 2020–2021
Secretary of the Interior
-Ryan Zinke | 2017–2019
--David Bernhardt | 2019–2021
Secretary of Agriculture
-Sonny Perdue | 2017–2021
Secretary of Commerce
-Wilbur Ross | 2017–2021
Secretary of Labor
-Alexander Acosta | 2017–2019
--Eugene Scalia | 2019–2021
Secretary of Health & Human Services
-Tom Price | 2017
--Alex Azar | 2018–2021
Secretary of Housing & Urban Development
-Ben Carson | 2017–2021
Secretary of Transportation
-Elaine Chao | 2017–2021
Secretary of Energy
-Rick Perry | 2017–2019
--Dan Brouillette | 2019–2021
Secretary of Education
-Betsy DeVos | 2017–2021
Secretary of Veterans Affairs
-David Shulkin | 2017–2018
--Robert Wilkie | 2018–2021
Secretary of Homeland Security
-John F. Kelly | 2017
--Kirstjen Nielsen | 2017–2019
---Chad Wolf (acting) | 2019–2021
Admin of Environmental Protection Agency
-Scott Pruitt | 2017–2018
--Andrew Wheeler | 2018–2021
Director of Office of Management & Budget
-Mick Mulvaney | 2017–2020
--Russell Vought | 2020–2021
Director of National Intelligence
-Dan Coats | 2017–2019
--John Ratcliffe | 2020–2021
Director of Central Intelligence Agency
-Mike Pompeo | 2017–2018
--Gina Haspel | 2018–2021
United States Trade Representative
-Robert Lighthizer | 2017–2021
Ambassador to the United Nations
-Nikki Haley | 2017–2018
--Kelly Craft* | 2019–2021
Admin of Small Business Administration
-Linda McMahon | 2017–2019
--Jovita Carranza | 2020–2021
Chief of Staff
-Reince Priebus | 2017
--John F. Kelly | 2017–2019
---Mark Meadows | 2020–2021
*Lowered to non-cabinet position following Haley's exit in 2018
President
-Donald Trump | 2025–present
Vice President
-JD Vance | 2025–present
Secretary of State
-Marco Rubio | 2025–present
Secretary of the Treasury
-Scott Bessent | 2025–present
Secretary of Defense
-Pete Hegseth | 2025–present
Attorney General
-Pam Bondi | 2025–present
Secretary of the Interior
-Doug Burgum | 2025–present
Secretary of Agriculture
-Brooke Rollins | 2025–present
Secretary of Commerce
-Howard Lutnick | 2025–present
Secretary of Labor
-Lori Chavez-DeRemer | 2025–present
Secretary of Health & Human Services
-Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | 2025–present
Secretary of Housing & Urban Development
-Scott Turner | 2025–present
Secretary of Transportation
-Sean Duffy | 2025–present
Secretary of Energy
-Chris Wright | 2025–present
Secretary of Education
-Linda McMahon | 2025–present
Secretary of Veterans Affairs
-Doug Collins | 2025–present
Secretary of Homeland Security
-Kristi Noem | 2025–present
Admin of Environmental Protection Agency
-Lee Zeldin | 2025–present
Director of Office of Management & Budget
-Russell Vought | 2025–present
Director of National Intelligence
-Tulsi Gabbard | 2025–present
Director of Central Intelligence Agency
-John Ratcliffe | 2025–present
United States Trade Representative
-Jamieson Greer | 2025–present
Admin of Small Business Administration
-Kelly Loeffler | 2025–present
Chief of Staff
-Susie Wiles | 2025–present
-Donald Trump | 2025–present
Vice President
-JD Vance | 2025–present
Secretary of State
-Marco Rubio | 2025–present
Secretary of the Treasury
-Scott Bessent | 2025–present
Secretary of Defense
-Pete Hegseth | 2025–present
Attorney General
-Pam Bondi | 2025–present
Secretary of the Interior
-Doug Burgum | 2025–present
Secretary of Agriculture
-Brooke Rollins | 2025–present
Secretary of Commerce
-Howard Lutnick | 2025–present
Secretary of Labor
-Lori Chavez-DeRemer | 2025–present
Secretary of Health & Human Services
-Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | 2025–present
Secretary of Housing & Urban Development
-Scott Turner | 2025–present
Secretary of Transportation
-Sean Duffy | 2025–present
Secretary of Energy
-Chris Wright | 2025–present
Secretary of Education
-Linda McMahon | 2025–present
Secretary of Veterans Affairs
-Doug Collins | 2025–present
Secretary of Homeland Security
-Kristi Noem | 2025–present
Admin of Environmental Protection Agency
-Lee Zeldin | 2025–present
Director of Office of Management & Budget
-Russell Vought | 2025–present
Director of National Intelligence
-Tulsi Gabbard | 2025–present
Director of Central Intelligence Agency
-John Ratcliffe | 2025–present
United States Trade Representative
-Jamieson Greer | 2025–present
Admin of Small Business Administration
-Kelly Loeffler | 2025–present
Chief of Staff
-Susie Wiles | 2025–present
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Peter Theil's former college buddy and employee.
Trump’s AI and crypto czar.
Born
-25 May 1972.
-Cape Town, South Africa.
Education
-University of Chicago Law School (1994–1997).
Spouse
-Jacqueline Tortorice (m. 2007).
Books
-The Diversity Myth: Multiculturalism and the Politics of Intolerance at Stanford.
Children
-3.
Citizenship
-South Africa.
--United States.
Known for
-Former CEO of Zenefits.
--Former COO of PayPal
---Founding CEO of Yammer
-25 May 1972.
-Cape Town, South Africa.
Education
-University of Chicago Law School (1994–1997).
Spouse
-Jacqueline Tortorice (m. 2007).
Books
-The Diversity Myth: Multiculturalism and the Politics of Intolerance at Stanford.
Children
-3.
Citizenship
-South Africa.
--United States.
Known for
-Former CEO of Zenefits.
--Former COO of PayPal
---Founding CEO of Yammer
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Matt Danzeisen is the partner of famous American entrepreneur, venture capitalist and author Peter Andreas Thiel.
Danzeisen, who is said to be serving as a portfolio manager at Thiel Capital, has garnered much attention for his marriage with his long-time billionaire boyfriend, Thiel.
The homosexual couple announced their wedding at Thiel’s 50th birthday party and that came as a huge surprise to the attending guests.
Danzeisen has worked with the American global investment management corporation, ‘BlackRock, Inc.,’ as a portfolio manager.
He also worked as an investment banker at Bank of America Securities.
Presently, he serves Thiel capital as a portfolio manager.
The company specializes in investment management services.
Located in San Francisco, California, US, the company invests in established as well as new business ventures.
It provides strategic and operational support for different investment initiatives and business entrepreneurial ventures undertaken by Thiel.
Although the exact position that Danzeisen holds in the company is not known for sure, but some sources say that he oversees the private investments of the firm with a special eye on the financial services company.
He is also into active investing in the FinTech space as a board member, lender, and as an equity investor.
He also worked as an investment banker at Bank of America Securities.
Presently, he serves Thiel capital as a portfolio manager.
The company specializes in investment management services.
Located in San Francisco, California, US, the company invests in established as well as new business ventures.
It provides strategic and operational support for different investment initiatives and business entrepreneurial ventures undertaken by Thiel.
Although the exact position that Danzeisen holds in the company is not known for sure, but some sources say that he oversees the private investments of the firm with a special eye on the financial services company.
He is also into active investing in the FinTech space as a board member, lender, and as an equity investor.
Danzeisen rose to fame after the news of his marriage to Peter Thiel spread like fire.
He garnered much media as well as public attention from across the globe after the world famous entrepreneur got hitched with him.
Both Thiel and Danzeisen kept a low profile regarding their romantic association till the time rumours about their dating started making rounds.
There is not much information available on how the two met each other and how the relationship between them started as none of them have spoken about it publicly.
Although Thiel has not divulged much on the marriage or commented publicly about it, according to news and information website Axiox, he married Danzeisen in mid-October 2017 in Vienna, Austria.
Danzeisen came into the spotlight once his high-profile marriage with Thiel became public.
All the guests at Thiel’s 50th birthday celebrations were reportedly taken by surprise when the couple revealed about their wedding.
This surprise marriage garnered huge media attention in no time.
Even though Thiel is openly a gay, he prefers to keep his personal life private.
Thiel’s equation with Donald Trump, whom he supported during the latter’s 2016 presidential campaign, is well known.
According to Buzzfeed, Danzeisen was a “much more moderate” supporter of Trump, the 45th and current President of the United States.
However, after Trump assumed office as the President of the United States, Thiel has maintained a quiet and low profile.
Speculations also did the rounds regarding Thiel’s relationship with Trump who did not attend his big day.
He garnered much media as well as public attention from across the globe after the world famous entrepreneur got hitched with him.
Both Thiel and Danzeisen kept a low profile regarding their romantic association till the time rumours about their dating started making rounds.
There is not much information available on how the two met each other and how the relationship between them started as none of them have spoken about it publicly.
Although Thiel has not divulged much on the marriage or commented publicly about it, according to news and information website Axiox, he married Danzeisen in mid-October 2017 in Vienna, Austria.
Danzeisen came into the spotlight once his high-profile marriage with Thiel became public.
All the guests at Thiel’s 50th birthday celebrations were reportedly taken by surprise when the couple revealed about their wedding.
This surprise marriage garnered huge media attention in no time.
Even though Thiel is openly a gay, he prefers to keep his personal life private.
Thiel’s equation with Donald Trump, whom he supported during the latter’s 2016 presidential campaign, is well known.
According to Buzzfeed, Danzeisen was a “much more moderate” supporter of Trump, the 45th and current President of the United States.
However, after Trump assumed office as the President of the United States, Thiel has maintained a quiet and low profile.
Speculations also did the rounds regarding Thiel’s relationship with Trump who did not attend his big day.
It seems that Danzeisen is a private person and does not like to disclose much about his personal life as there is hardly any information on his family background, early life and education.
While the net worth of Danzeisen remains unknown.
While the net worth of Danzeisen remains unknown.
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"First generation warfare is fought with stick and stones."
"Brute force, kinetic damage, and show of force."
"Second and third generation warfare is fought with attrition, logistics, blitzkrieg, and disruption."
"In Afghanistan and Iraq we fought fourth generation warfare: insurgency, terrorism, and psychological operations."
"With each successive generation the lines between combatants and non-combatants blur, direct attrition becomes rarer, and tricks of deception and misdirection become all the more important."
"Today, we are in a 5th generation war: A war of information."
"Cybernetic tools such as AI, analytics, and information systems manipulate narratives, public perception, and sow discord."
"The line between the real and the artificial blur, and entire battles are won without kinetic force."
"Information is the new oil, and the battlefield is everywhere and anywhere."
"Imagine if you viewed the ascendant right, from mainstream figures like Auron MacIntyre and Candace Owens to the outskirts like Nick Fuentes and Dan Blizerian as an existential threat to your democratic project."
"You need to get ahead of it, fast."
"But the censorship you enjoyed during Covid is pretty much done thanks to Elon Musk and their narratives and cause are picking up steam."
"You could attempt to run containment manually and hire thousands of thousands of agents to identify threats and shut them down."
"But if the IRS’s track record is any indication, its tough job even hunting down unpaid taxes despite a $14 billion budget and 33 district offices."
"You need something better, faster, and more discrete."
"But if we are in the 5th generation warfare, how about a private company focused on deep analytics and intelligence augmentation?"
"And say this company had existing contracts with the CIA, DHS, NSA, the FBI and a dozen other government agencies going back over a decade?"
"And all the better if this company was founding by an ostensibly right wing billionaire who personally bankrolled high profile politicians now ascending into the highest positions in the land?"
"None of this is hypothetical."
"The company I’m describing is Palantir, named for the seeing stone in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings."
"It was founded by billionaire Peter Thiel, the founder of PayPal."
"Thiel made JD Vance a household name through mentorship, his short venture capital career, and over $15 million invested in his senate campaign."
"Thiel no longer runs Palantir, instead eccentric co-founder & CEO Alex Karp has turned it in a deadly tool in the Middle East and Europe for antiterrorism efforts."
"Palantir uses massive amounts of data to find pre-crime via patterns, surveillance, and artificial intelligence."
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According to shield.ai: "As the global security environment shifts, the Indo-Pacific theater has emerged as a focal point for strategic competition and military innovation."
"With vast maritime territory, contested zones, and emerging peer threats, the region presents some of the most complex challenges for joint force commanders and decision-makers."
"In this new era, operational success depends not just on advanced platforms—but also on the ability to make sense of vast amounts of sensor data, coordinate across domains, and ultimately action against the adversary."
"At Shield AI, we are committed to building intelligent systems that enable this kind of decision dominance."
"Our autonomy stack, powered by the Hivemind SDK, is designed to integrate seamlessly with the broader defense ecosystem—ensuring that AI-enabled platforms don’t operate in isolation, but rather as part of a coherent kill web."
"Recent efforts have focused on enabling this kind of integration in mission environments representative of INDOPACOM—where small forward-operating teams need reliable, sovereign autonomy and full-spectrum interoperability with Command & Control (C2) platforms like Palantir’s. software."
"A Mission-Ready Use Case: Maritime ISR and Target Development in the Western Pacific"
"Consider a scenario increasingly common in INDOPACOM: a gray-zone incursion by an unidentified maritime vessel, operating in contested waters near the Philippine archipelago."
"A U.S. partner nation or allied command post is monitoring the area using Palantir’s battle management suite—receiving feeds from distributed sensors and maintaining geospatial awareness over a designated maritime security zone."
"Upon detection of the vessel’s entry into this monitored zone, an adjacent SOF element—equipped with a Group 3 UAV, our Multi-INT V-BAT—launches to gain positive identification."
"Shield AI’s autonomy stack, Hivemind, powers the onboard intelligence, enabling the aircraft to operate in degraded GPS and comms environments, autonomously collect FMV and associated intelligence, and stream KLV metadata to ground systems in real time."
"The sensor data is ingested directly into the Palantir Platform, where it is fused, visualized, and flagged for analysis. From there, operators use Target Workbench to review and triage the contact—tagging it, assigning confidence, and collaborating with upper echelons on potential courses of action."
"Once a course is selected, Hivemind enables the rapid execution of that decision, transforming intelligence into action by directing autonomous systems to track, monitor, or strike as needed."
"This is not a futuristic concept."
"It’s a real, operationally relevant workflow that our teams at Shield AI and Palantir are enabling today—with fielded systems, mature autonomy, and extensible software frameworks that support rapid integration across the kill chain."
"Consider a scenario increasingly common in INDOPACOM: a gray-zone incursion by an unidentified maritime vessel, operating in contested waters near the Philippine archipelago."
"A U.S. partner nation or allied command post is monitoring the area using Palantir’s battle management suite—receiving feeds from distributed sensors and maintaining geospatial awareness over a designated maritime security zone."
"Upon detection of the vessel’s entry into this monitored zone, an adjacent SOF element—equipped with a Group 3 UAV, our Multi-INT V-BAT—launches to gain positive identification."
"Shield AI’s autonomy stack, Hivemind, powers the onboard intelligence, enabling the aircraft to operate in degraded GPS and comms environments, autonomously collect FMV and associated intelligence, and stream KLV metadata to ground systems in real time."
"The sensor data is ingested directly into the Palantir Platform, where it is fused, visualized, and flagged for analysis. From there, operators use Target Workbench to review and triage the contact—tagging it, assigning confidence, and collaborating with upper echelons on potential courses of action."
"Once a course is selected, Hivemind enables the rapid execution of that decision, transforming intelligence into action by directing autonomous systems to track, monitor, or strike as needed."
"This is not a futuristic concept."
"It’s a real, operationally relevant workflow that our teams at Shield AI and Palantir are enabling today—with fielded systems, mature autonomy, and extensible software frameworks that support rapid integration across the kill chain."
"The Foundation: Hivemind SDK"
"The engine behind this capability is the Hivemind SDK—a platform-agnostic autonomy software development kit that provides developers with the libraries, simulation tools, integration scaffolds, and Verification & Validation workflows needed to build and deploy high-performance autonomy, at scale and rapid pace."
"Rather than developing autonomy from scratch for each platform or mission, the Hivemind SDK allows teams to reuse robust behaviors, build modular configurations, and accelerate timelines for fielding intelligent systems."
"It has been employed across a spectrum of platforms—from indoor quadcopters like Nova 2, a Group 1 aerial platform, to Group 3 UAVs like V-BAT, and up to jet-powered Group 5 aircraft like the General Atomics MQ-20 Avenger."
"For customers in INDOPACOM and other theaters, the SDK’s value lies in its flexibility: the ability to tailor autonomy to platform-specific sensors, mission-specific workflows, and environment-specific constraints—without sacrificing rigor or traceability."
"The engine behind this capability is the Hivemind SDK—a platform-agnostic autonomy software development kit that provides developers with the libraries, simulation tools, integration scaffolds, and Verification & Validation workflows needed to build and deploy high-performance autonomy, at scale and rapid pace."
"Rather than developing autonomy from scratch for each platform or mission, the Hivemind SDK allows teams to reuse robust behaviors, build modular configurations, and accelerate timelines for fielding intelligent systems."
"It has been employed across a spectrum of platforms—from indoor quadcopters like Nova 2, a Group 1 aerial platform, to Group 3 UAVs like V-BAT, and up to jet-powered Group 5 aircraft like the General Atomics MQ-20 Avenger."
"For customers in INDOPACOM and other theaters, the SDK’s value lies in its flexibility: the ability to tailor autonomy to platform-specific sensors, mission-specific workflows, and environment-specific constraints—without sacrificing rigor or traceability."
"Closing the Loop: C2 Interoperability with Palantir"
"Interoperability doesn’t end at the platform."
"To truly scale intelligent systems across the force, autonomy must plug into existing mission systems—providing shared context to human operators and enabling collaborative kill chains and rapid decision-making ability."
"That’s why Shield AI has partnered with Palantir to ensure that Hivemind-enabled platforms integrate cleanly with the company’s battle management software."
"Through joint integration efforts, we’ve ensured that systems like Gaia and the Maven Smart System can ingest real-time telemetry, display autonomy tasking in intuitive map-based UIs, and enable command elements to review, adjust, or prosecute targets using tools like Target Workbench."
"In the maritime, ISR real-world scenario described above, this interoperability is what closes the loop—from edge collection to cloud-based decision support."
"Autonomy and human decision-making, working together."
"Interoperability doesn’t end at the platform."
"To truly scale intelligent systems across the force, autonomy must plug into existing mission systems—providing shared context to human operators and enabling collaborative kill chains and rapid decision-making ability."
"That’s why Shield AI has partnered with Palantir to ensure that Hivemind-enabled platforms integrate cleanly with the company’s battle management software."
"Through joint integration efforts, we’ve ensured that systems like Gaia and the Maven Smart System can ingest real-time telemetry, display autonomy tasking in intuitive map-based UIs, and enable command elements to review, adjust, or prosecute targets using tools like Target Workbench."
"In the maritime, ISR real-world scenario described above, this interoperability is what closes the loop—from edge collection to cloud-based decision support."
"Autonomy and human decision-making, working together."
"Toward a Future of Integrated, Trusted Autonomy"
"As we look ahead, Shield AI is committed to fielding more integrated, more intelligent, and more adaptable autonomous systems—ones that can operate in denied environments, deliver mission-critical data to human operators, and support the joint forces’ evolving needs in high-stakes theaters like INDOPACOM."
"In an era where data makes decisions, our goal is to ensure that autonomous systems and their ecosystems can collect, process, and act on information faster and more effectively than ever before."
"The technology is here."
"The workflows are proven."
"And partnerships—like ours with Palantir—are accelerating what’s possible. In the coming years, as autonomous systems become more prevalent across sea, air, and land, one thing is clear: they must not be isolated."
"They must be part of a larger system-of-systems—synchronized with command-and-control platforms, verifiable through rigorous simulation and testing, and designed for the realities of tomorrow’s fight."
"That’s the vision we’re building and one we’re proud to bring to missions around the world."
"As we look ahead, Shield AI is committed to fielding more integrated, more intelligent, and more adaptable autonomous systems—ones that can operate in denied environments, deliver mission-critical data to human operators, and support the joint forces’ evolving needs in high-stakes theaters like INDOPACOM."
"In an era where data makes decisions, our goal is to ensure that autonomous systems and their ecosystems can collect, process, and act on information faster and more effectively than ever before."
"The technology is here."
"The workflows are proven."
"And partnerships—like ours with Palantir—are accelerating what’s possible. In the coming years, as autonomous systems become more prevalent across sea, air, and land, one thing is clear: they must not be isolated."
"They must be part of a larger system-of-systems—synchronized with command-and-control platforms, verifiable through rigorous simulation and testing, and designed for the realities of tomorrow’s fight."
"That’s the vision we’re building and one we’re proud to bring to missions around the world."
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According to washingtontechnology:
"L3Harris, Palantir deepen their partnership to push a 'disruptive' strategy"
"L3Harris Technologies and Palantir both like to wear – and also promote – how they are disruptors across the government and commercial landscapes."
"The companies already work together on building prototypes for the Army’s Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node ground system to connect soldiers and sensors."
"Palantir is the prime contractor for TITAN and L3Harris is one of several subcontractors for that effort."
"It makes sense that L3Harris and Palantir have decided to publicize their partnership with a Thursday announcement, which says they will collaborate on AI technology development efforts and others aimed at pushing computing further out to the edge."
"After watching their joint appearance on CNBC Thursday to talk about the pact, it sounds like neither of the companies’ chief executives want the arrangement to be viewed strictly through the lens of defense.
“We want to bring innovation to America commercially,” Palantir CEO Alex Karp told host Morgan Brennan:"
“One of the things about (L3Harris)... one of the things that unifies us, is we're not really defense integrators, we're commercial companies that are patriotic.”
"The way Palantir sees the world, its software and business model should be seen as one-and-the-same."
"Palantir positions itself as an alternative to the normal ways of how U.S. government agencies buy and implement software."
"Reaching into the commercial tech ecosystem that includes Palantir is a significant feature of how L3Harris seeks to be the defense sector’s “Trusted Disruptor,” in its words."
"Software advancements are certainly disrupting just about every industry, not just defense, so moving quickly on the digital front is no longer nice-to-do but necessary now."
"For his part, L3Harris CEO Chris Kubasik leaned on the phrase “Arsenal of Democracy” to describe where the industrial base once was and where he sees it going."
"Victory in World War II required government and industry to build tens of thousands of planes, tanks and ships."
“The future of warfare and the future arsenal democracy is not more platforms, not more planes, ships and tanks."
"It's the convergence of our leading-edge hardware software and AI,” Kubasik said."
"Also consider how Kubasik described the TITAN program. Palantir is taking a blended approach to system development and deployment."
“They're leading this, we're providing all the resilient comms, all the communication architecture, the communication hardware,” Kubasik said."
"Internally at L3Harris, Palantir’s artificial intelligence tools are in use for digital transformation and other efficiency initiatives."
"Palantir leaders have previously described large defense industrial base companies like L3Harris as a customer base."
"The companies also have integrated L3Harris’ WESCAM MX-20 EO/IR system with Palantir’s Sensor Inference Platform for a live fly test to look at how edge AI could aid in target detection."
"Now it’s all about showing U.S. government customers more of what can be done for them."
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"Today we’re launching OpenAI for Government, a new initiative focused on bringing our most advanced AI tools to public servants across the United States."
"We're supporting the U.S. government's efforts in adopting best-in-class technology and deploying these tools in service of the public good."
"Our goal is to unlock AI solutions that enhance the capabilities of government workers, help them cut down on the red tape and paperwork, and let them do more of what they come to work each day to do: serve the American people."
"OpenAI for Government consolidates our existing efforts to provide our technology to the U.S. government—including previously announced customers and partnerships as well as our ChatGPT Gov product—under one umbrella as we expand this work."
"Our established collaborations with the U.S. National Labs, the Air Force Research Laboratory, NASA, NIH, and the Treasury will all be brought under OpenAI for Government."
"Through OpenAI for Government, we are offering U.S. federal, state, and local governments access to:"
-"Our most capable models within secure and compliant environments, including through ChatGPT Enterprise and ChatGPT Gov"
-"Custom models for national security, offered on a limited basis"
-"Hands-on support"
-"Insight into what's coming next so government customers can plan ahead and anticipate new ways to apply our tools to their most important work"
"We are proud to share that our first partnership under this new OpenAI for Government initiative will be a pilot program with the U.S. Department of Defense through their Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO)."
"This contract, with a $200 million ceiling, will bring OpenAI’s industry-leading expertise to help the Defense Department identify and prototype how frontier AI can transform its administrative operations, from improving how service members and their families get health care, to streamlining how they look at program and acquisition data, to supporting proactive cyber defense."
"All use cases must be consistent with OpenAI's usage policies and guidelines."
"Across these efforts, we’re aiming to improve both the day-to-day experience of public service and to help government employees feel more empowered, more efficient, and more supported in their critical missions."
"We are already seeing how OpenAI can help public servants at the state level spend less time on repetitive tasks and more time on high-impact work."
"For example, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania employees participating in an OpenAI pilot program(opens in a new window) found ChatGPT helped reduce the time spent on routine tasks by about 105 minutes per day."
"And, at the federal level, we’re already seeing how it can improve the quality of services delivered."
"At Los Alamos, Lawrence Livermore, and Sandia National Labs we are deploying OpenAI models to accelerate scientific research, bolster national security readiness, and drive public sector innovation."
"We are just getting started, and we look forward to helping U.S. government leaders harness AI to better serve the public."
"We are committed to working in close partnership with agencies, advancing their missions with powerful tools that are safe, and secure."
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TheFiend
Elite
2012
Mosaic's founders initially met up in 2012 while working for Palatir Technologies leading the Finance team.
-Bijan Moallemi (Mosaic Chief Executive Officer).
-Joe Garafalo (Mosaic Chief Operating Officer).
-Brian Campbell (Mosaic Co-founder).
2019
Mosaic founded.
2020
Series A.
-General Catalyst.
--$18,500,000
2021
San Diego office established.
2022
Series B.
-Founders Fund.
-General Catalyst.
-XYZ Venture Capital.
-Fifth Down Capital
-Friends & Family Capital.
--$25,000,000
2023
Series C.
-Mosaic.
--$26,000,000
2025
Mosaic acquired by HiBob.
Mosaic's founders initially met up in 2012 while working for Palatir Technologies leading the Finance team.
-Bijan Moallemi (Mosaic Chief Executive Officer).
-Joe Garafalo (Mosaic Chief Operating Officer).
-Brian Campbell (Mosaic Co-founder).
2019
Mosaic founded.
2020
Series A.
-General Catalyst.
--$18,500,000
2021
San Diego office established.
2022
Series B.
-Founders Fund.
-General Catalyst.
-XYZ Venture Capital.
-Fifth Down Capital
-Friends & Family Capital.
--$25,000,000
2023
Series C.
-Mosaic.
--$26,000,000
2025
Mosaic acquired by HiBob.
Kate Bueker
-CFO Hubspot.
-CFO Hubspot.
Alan Black
-Former CFO Zendesk.
-Former CFO Zendesk.
Paul Lyandres
-CFO Procore.
-CFO Procore.
Russ Jones
-Former CFO Shopify.
-Former CFO Shopify.
Ron Gill
-Former CFO Netsuite.
-Former CFO Netsuite.
Ken Goldman
-Former CFO Yahoo.
-Former CFO Yahoo.
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