Most founders running companies of meaningful scale have a Wikipedia problem. Stub, outdated, hostile, or missing. Each one is a Citation Share liability the AI engines surface first.
A buyer asks AI about a company. The first paragraph is the CEO. Inside the seven retrieval anchors that get founders cited — and where most founders fail.
Most top-30 S&P 500 CEOs sound the same. Alex Karp does not — and the eccentricity is the operating model. Inside the Palantir communications operation: founder-level voice, named-platform discipline, and earnings calls as content production.
The CEO walks into the boardroom thinking they own the narrative. They don't. The press did for a hundred years. Now the answer engines do.