Overview
In a promotional video, the company Palantir presents its vision of future conflicts. Since Donald Trump's re-election, Silicon Valley has moved closer to power. Once adversaries, these powers are now converging to offer their shared vision of future warfare. Analysis.
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5 - 1Palantir: the marketing of cyberwar January 05, 2026 -
5 - 2Chongqing: the world's largest city January 06, 2026 -
5 - 3Racism in AI: beware of gorillas! January 08, 2026
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5 - 4How Trump bombs his garbage communication January 12, 2026
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5 - 5The real-fake mining tragedy in the DRC January 13, 2026
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5 - 6The mythical wave of Nazaré January 15, 2026
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5 - 7Russia: The Little Factory of Lies January 19, 2026
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5 - 8When forgotten peoples disrupt the COPs January 20, 2026
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5 - 9Cryptocurrency is advertising itself January 22, 2026
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5 - 10When AI rewrites the Holocaust January 26, 2026
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5 - 11Under the uniform, is the camera a safeguard? January 27, 2026
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5 - 12NATO: Staging Power January 29, 2026
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5 - 13Maduro: the image of the capture February 02, 2026
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5 - 14Deepfakes, Viktor Orban's electoral weapon February 03, 2026
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5 - 15Skiing on molten Mount Etna? February 05, 2026
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5 - 16Hong Kong: The Towering Inferno February 09, 2026 -
5 - 17Close-ups of the Trump clan February 10, 2026
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5 - 18A Russian drone… return to sender! February 12, 2026
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5 - 19Modi, the cult factory February 16, 2026
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5 - 20Timothée Chalamet at the top of his class February 17, 2026
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5 - 21China: Becoming an influencer to save the shop February 19, 2026
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5 - 22Ukraine: The face of war February 23, 2026
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5 - 23Trump is (also) selling his watch February 24, 2026
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5 - 24Egypt: The museum, a showcase of power February 26, 2026
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5 - 25Episode 25 March 02, 2026