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Karp believes AI is moving influence away from humanities-educated white-collar jobs and toward blue-collar roles like those in the military.
While he admits there are risks, he argues that using AI for national security is necessary.
His comments highlight growing worries about how tech could change traditional job paths and political dynamics.

Karp co-founded Palantir and isn't new to controversy. He's described his company as "completely anti-woke" and brushed off criticism over contracts with agencies like ICE.
The source article does not report any headquarters relocation.
Karp has also warned that tech companies refusing to work with the government could face nationalization.