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Guardian Business08.05.2026BusinessUnited Kingdom

AI-powered surveillance company Palantir created a chore coat. Great, now I have no choice but to burn mine | Van Badham

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The gentle French garment is now as cursed as the infamous megacorp, which has accumulated $80m in government contracts in Australia alone It’s taken me years to find a chore coat with a cut that flatters my big tits but, now that I finally own one, I want to incinerate it.Such is the power of brand contamination; infamous data surveillance megacorp Palantir has decided to bang a logo on a chore coat to sell as corporate merch. Continue reading...

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