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Palantir's tech chief believes a mistake by people, not AI, caused the deadly strike in Iran that killed 123 kids.

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Palantir faces scrutiny after a strike killed at least 123 children, but its CTO disputes that its software caused it, and the inquiry is unfinished. The company says it added checks, so this report does not establish a clear change to its outlook.

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The concern is about trust in Palantir's military tools, since people may question their use after civilian deaths. But the military inquiry has not reached a final conclusion, and the article reports no finding that Palantir's system caused the strike. Palantir says it added independent checks, though that does not settle the cause. The claims and counterclaims leave the company's outlook unchanged by this report.

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