> They are utterly useless as a way to share knowledge. How so? Facebook's graph is implemented as a a triplestore where the edges have values rather than enti

> They are utterly useless as a way to share knowledge. How so? Facebook's graph is implemented as a a triplestore where the edges have values rather than entity-relationship of traditional DBMS. GraphQL also exists. Maybe RDF and getting humans to structure their statistics, transactions, memories, and annotated knowledge rigidly and methodically in a universally-composable manner was a "failure", but now LLMs have the potential to transform freeform content such as from web pages or APIs for us automatically in both materialized and presentation forms that would be mechanically-consumable.