Palantir's CEO: Large language models are more appealing to investors than to enterprises. What businesses need are tools that can solve real-world problems like supply chain issues, military operations, and specialized fields—not just another 'magic code' that can write reports but fails to build lasting knowledge. The irony is that companies creating cutting-edge intelligence might be terrible in other areas, yet they still shine because their tech is so magical. It’s like social media companies—everyone uses them, but no one truly likes them. The real value lies in the 'unsexy' infrastructure, not in the addictive, 'porn-like' tools.