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The Year of the Graph
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Keeping track of all things Graph Year over Year Graph #Analytics #AI #GraphDB #KnowledgeGraphs Newsletter, Report, Resources, News By @linked_do
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    Jun 23
    Layers of Meaning: Context Graphs, Graph Memory, and Ontologies for AI What does it take to build an AI system that actually knows what it means? Not what it says. Not what it retrieves. What it means. Everyone is building context layers and ontologies for AI now. Context
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    Jul 31
    The graph angle nobody's talking about in the "deterministic memory beats vector RAG" conversation: Ultrametric distance. Here's the intuition. A first cousin living in Norway is geographically about as far from you as a person can get. Euclidean distance: enormous. But that
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    Jul 30
    All Relations Lead to Rome: Automated Knowledge Graph Creation and Question Generation 🏛️ Most retrieval datasets force a choice: vector-based search over unstructured text, or reasoning over a knowledge graph. Rarely both. And ground-truth entities, relations, and fact-grounded
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    Jul 29
    Graph query languages are converging: Gremlin Knows GQL Apache TinkerPop is an open source, vendor-agnostic, graph computing framework, that comes with its own graph querying language, Gremlin. GQL (Graph Query Language) is an ISO standard for querying property graphs.
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    Jul 28
    Human-in-the-Loop and Open Schema Tooling: Two New Ways Graphs Are Powering Investigations What do a homegrown OSINT pipeline and a new open-source library have in common? Both start from the same premise: a relational database can store a network, but it can't ask "who connects
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