Tommy(@Shaughnessy119):I think @NousResearch and @PalantirTech have the exact same thesis Owning your AI stack as intellectual property and to drive unique outcomes vs using the same model as everyone else With Hermes the apps/skills are emergent (build this) with Palantir's ontology its more direct/codified (i.e. cross validate images with documents using AIP) The goal is the same but the build is very different. With Hermes it feels bottoms up and you build what you want whereas Ontology its more rigid and defined and less hallucinations. I'll circle back after I'm done building something with ontology.

2026.10.07 20:16

I think @NousResearch and @PalantirTech have the exact same thesis Owning your AI stack as intellectual property and to drive unique outcomes vs using the same model as everyone else With Hermes the apps/skills are emergent (build this) with Palantir's ontology its more direct/codified (i.e. cross validate images with documents using AIP) The goal is the same but the build is very different. With Hermes it feels bottoms up and you build what you want whereas Ontology its more rigid and defined and less hallucinations. I'll circle back after I'm done building something with ontology.