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Seasoned Palantir engineers explain why governance and trust determine whether AI actually ships.
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In this episode
- Why business leaders, not IT, drive AI procurement decisions
- How governance, security, and observability make or break AI adoption
- Why treating ontology as a product changes how teams build on Foundry
- The security blind spots hiding inside the explosion of AI coding tools
About this episode
CodeStrap's "Code and Connor" Episode 13 features our friends at Foxtrot Services: co-CEOs Christine Williams and Nicole Sanders and CTO Martin Seebach. Foxtrot Services are field-proven Palantir Foundry & AIP engineers with 40+ secure, large-scale deployments under their belt and growing. On this episode we discuss how AI procurement is driven and owned by the business, AI adoption hinging on governance, security, observability and trust, ontology as a product, and the explosion of AI coding tools and the risks associated with them and the blindness to security.
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About Code and Connor
Code & Connor is where Connor Deeks and Dorian Smiley ask the questions most AI podcasts won't. Two founders — one strategist, one engineer — in honest conversations with executives, builders, and practitioners about what's actually happening at the intersection of AI and the enterprise.
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