Goblin House
Claim investigated: The SEC filings from Q3 and Q4 2019 warrant examination to identify which specific companies disclosed Project Maven involvement and in what context (risk factors, revenue, contracts) Entity: Project Maven Original confidence: inferential Result: STRENGTHENED → SECONDARY
The claim is highly credible given established SEC filings from 9/27/19 and 12/20/19, but lacks specificity about which companies made disclosures and in what context. The timing aligns with Palantir's likely contract finalization period after Google's 2018 withdrawal, making this a critical gap in understanding Project Maven's corporate participants.
Reasoning: Primary evidence confirms SEC filings exist for these dates, and the inference about examining disclosure context is well-supported by standard SEC disclosure requirements. However, without specific company names or filing accession numbers, the claim remains one step removed from primary sourcing.
SEC EDGAR: Project Maven AND filing-date:[2019-09-01 TO 2019-12-31]
Would identify specific companies and filing types containing Project Maven references during this period
SEC EDGAR: Palantir Technologies 10-K OR 10-Q filing-date:[2019-09-01 TO 2019-12-31]
Palantir as known Maven successor contractor would likely disclose material defense contracts in quarterly/annual filings
SEC EDGAR: artificial intelligence AND defense AND risk factors filing-date:[2019-09-01 TO 2019-12-31]
Companies might reference Maven indirectly through broader AI defense contract risk disclosures
USASpending: recipient_name:Palantir AND award_date:[2019-01-01 TO 2019-12-31] AND awarding_agency:Department of Defense
Would confirm timing of any DoD contracts to Palantir that might correlate with SEC disclosure timing
SIGNIFICANT — Identifying specific companies and disclosure contexts would reveal the full scope of Project Maven's corporate ecosystem beyond the known Google-to-Palantir transition, potentially exposing additional defense AI participants and their risk assessments of controversial targeting programs.