A trio of troubles are impacting upon notorious software giant Palantir right now all relating to trustworthiness - and if you're right or wrong to do so. Right, so Palantir. A company that insists it’s just a neutral bit of software, while somehow popping up in conversations about covert attacks, military intelligence, and the inner workings of your healthcare system, and then acting surprised that people are starting to ask questions. One minute it’s the analytical backbone of the NHS, the next it’s being waved away by Switzerland as a data risk they don’t want anywhere near their defence systems, and in between its name is being dragged into allegations about that pager attack in Lebanon that left civilians dead and mutilated. And no, that doesn’t mean guilt, before anyone reaches for the solicitor’s letter. It means something else entirely. I ...