America.gov, APIs, and the Future of Public Information
The recent conversation around America.gov highlights something that has been building for years. Something I've been trying to raise awareness of for years. People want...
Perspectives and architecture notes relating to Knowledge Graphs.
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The recent conversation around America.gov highlights something that has been building for years. Something I've been trying to raise awareness of for years. People want...
The geospatial industry is undergoing a quiet but profound shift. For decades, the standard workflow for analyzing satellite imagery was a fragmented process. Analysts had to...
GraphRAG (Graph Retrieval-Augmented Generation) is quickly becoming a critical architecture for building reliable AI applications. While standard RAG relies entirely on searching...
More often than not, AI agents end up failing because they’re drowning in their own context windows. One of the most interesting ideas I’ve seen lately is the shift from “bigger...
We often talk about what Large Language Models (LLMs) bring to the table, but to truly unlock their potential in complex enterprise environments, we need to talk about ontologies....
The real bottleneck in AI agents today isn't raw reasoning capability; it's access to structured business context. Google recently introduced the Open Knowledge Format (OKF), an...
My friend Bill Dollins wrote something that hits a nerve for many organizations right now: we’re losing institutional knowledge faster than we can document it. AI isn’t the...