A coalition of European trade unions and civil society organizations is calling on governments and institutions across Europe to sever contracts with Palantir Technologies, an American data analysis company specializing in artificial intelligence. The groups are raising concerns about Palantir’s involvement in sensitive areas such as policing and border control, citing ethical and privacy implications. Calls for cutting ties with Palantir stem from worries about potential human rights violations and the company’s lack of transparency. These organizations operating in Europe argue that Palantir’s technologies could lead to discriminatory practices and excessive surveillance. The campaign focuses on urging European governments to prioritize ethical considerations and data protection when procuring technology solutions. Specifically, the groups are demanding a reassessment of existing contracts with Palantir across Europe. This push reflects a growing debate regarding the role of AI and data analytics in governance and its impact on civil liberties within the European Union.