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Yeah. The data vacuum whose CEO loves to talk about how effectively their software helps the US government kill people is exactly who should have unfettered access to extremely intimate details of many people’s existence, without their permission.
Good data infrastructure can be used for all sorts of things If anything, the fact the US IC, DOD, NIH, and NHS trust the software with such sensitive and operationally critical data is positive signal Do you believe these customers don't audit systems/processes that they put their data into?
They are not an intelligent buyer when it comes to tech.
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Good data infrastructure can be used for all sorts of things If anything, the fact the US IC, DOD, NIH, and NHS trust the software with such sensitive and operationally critical data is positive signal Do you believe these customers don't audit systems/processes that they put their data into?
> Do you believe these customers don't audit systems/processes that they put their data into? They are not an intelligent buyer when it comes to tech.
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> Do you believe these customers don't audit systems/processes that they put their data into? They are not an intelligent buyer when it comes to tech.
Who is “they?” All of the US IC and most of the Fortune 500?