[repelsteeltje]

Don't suppose these are Palantir team workers?

[ChrisArchitect]

https://iceout.tech/

Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46696828

[akagusu]

Aren't those the same CEOs that put millions into the Trump's campaign?

[ReptileMan]

Tech workers urge CEOs to replace them even faster with AI.

The golden years of first Trump admin and pandemic to pressure your employers are gone. Right now the leverage is in the companies. So kudos for the bravery if they realize on exactly how thin ice they are (pun semi intended) and I will want to see if there will be retaliation for unsolicited activism.

[techblueberry]

I mean, since they all donated to the Trump administration, seems like this would fall on deaf ears, in the absence of strong messaging, I think the rational interpretation is that they support ICE. You don't give the Trump administration hundreds of millions of dollars if you don't support what they're doing.

[tencentshill]

They recently raided a Meta datacenter. It's not black and white. There are a loft of conflicting interests at all levels.

https://www.axios.com/2026/01/15/ice-meta-ai-immigration-rai...

Also see: Musk being friendly and then getting EV subsidies eliminated anyways.

[akagusu]

They actually paid for this.