

TAKEAWAYS - Everything you wanted to know about Knowledge Graphs but were afraid to ask with Ora Lassila
5 snips May 9, 2024
Guest Ora Lassila, 'father' of RDF graphs, discusses the evolution and practicality of Knowledge Graphs, emphasizing the shift towards automation agents, ontology importance, and RDF relevance. They also explore the future of integrated data and knowledge-powered applications.
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Tim Berners-Lee and Ora Lassila's conversation
- Tim Berners-Lee asked Ora Lassila what was wrong with the web.
- Lassila wanted to build agents that could act, but the web was built for humans.
Knowledge Graphs vs. Graphs
- Not all graphs are knowledge graphs; knowledge graphs require modeling and vocabulary.
- RDF is best for use cases not yet articulated, supporting identifiers and ontologies.
Three Main Use Cases of Knowledge Graphs
- Knowledge graphs have three main uses: data integration, knowledge capture, and digital twins.
- These uses remain relevant even with advancements like generative AI.