AI in Action Technology
Talk to Your Graph Client for GraphDB
Learn how to develop a Talk to Your Graph (TTYG) client by integrating GraphDB and the OpenAI Assistants API
Pavel MihaylovInformational
Pavel Mihaylov
AI in Action Technology
How Far We Can Go with GenAI as an Information Extraction Tool
How we used Ontotext GraphDB and LLMs to improve CV selection
Anna Aksenova
Petar Mitankin
Filip Dimitrov
Stefan Nikolov
AI in Action Technology
My Dear Watson, it is Great to Have Someone to Talk to
Join us to learn how we empower users to sift through a large pool of data with the help of a trusted assistant – the GraphDB 10.8 Talk To Your Graph agent.
Nedelina Mitankina
Andrey Tagarev
Informational
Can LLMs Become Knowledgeable – Impressions from Day 1 At SEMANTiCS 2023
Read about the interplay between LLMs & KGs and how business and academia tackle them in our report from Day 1 at SEMANTiCS 2023
Teodora Petkova
Informational
It’s Time We Give Each Other More Data Spaces: Impressions from the Pre-conference Day at SEMANTiCS 2023
Read about SEMANTiCS pre-conference day, which covered the topics of interoperability, ESG data, knowledge engineering, scholarly communication, and academia & industry collaboration.
Teodora Petkova
Informational
SIM Cards And Knowledge Graphs – Unseen But Valuable Technologies
Read about the conceptual similarities between SIM cards and knowledge graphs, taking a look at their shared purpose of enabling seamless connectivity and unlocking the true potential of interconnected systems
Doug Kimball
Informational
Your Knowledge Graph Journey In Three Simple Steps
A bird’s eye view on where to start in building a knowledge graph solution to help your business excel in a data-driven market
Teodora Petkova
Gergana Petkova
Informational
Reflections on the Knowledge Graph Conference 2023
Read Milen Yankulov’s impressions from the conference, Ontotext positioning, the role of ML, AI & LLM in the graph space and more
Milen Yankulov
Informational
Showcasing the Searchable Graph of Enriched Debunks, DBKF, at the EBU’s Data Technology Seminar
Presenting the Database of Known Fakes (DBKF) – a semantically enriched platform facilitating verification workflows in the scope of the vera.ai project and beyond.
Eneya Georgieva