Palantir CEO Alex Karp has made a statement that he believes that those with vocational training and neurodivergent individuals will gain the most in the AI era. This statement reveals that Palantir's business model is being influenced by this philosophy. The company, which offers a Neurodivergence Fellowship and runs a Meritocracy Fellowship, offers high school graduates a chance into the organization without attending college and teaches them to skip the debt and learn on the job instead. This is not just a statement but also a revealing glimpse into the company's future. The firm is also deepening its ties to the Pentagon, building tools and AI ammunition related to the battlefield. Despite recent criticism over Palantar's work with Israel, immigration enforcement and military targeting, this could create both upside and headline risk for shareholders.