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Sep 29, 2026
Anne CandidoHOST
And I think the thing is, it's simple in its contextual understanding of why, but it's just so many things to consider, right? And then how they all connect and having somebody actually process through that for you, I mean, is so critically important.
Anne CandidoHOST
Because we don't have time in our day to day to be putting all of that, you know, the knowledge graphs and considering where we can optimize and fixing things.
Anne CandidoHOST
I mean, it's just it's a lot to consider, which is why you need like Dave and his crew to help you.
Anne CandidoHOST
go through this and go through this process.
Dave GriffithHOST
Thank you so much for that, David.
Dave GriffithHOST
I want to go jump into knowledge graphs.
Dave GriffithHOST
All right.
Dave GriffithHOST
So as we were going and having this conversation, ISA spun and spun in from ISA 95 to SQL databases to relational databases to knowledge graphs.
Dave GriffithHOST
And while I'm sure we could go pepper you with a thousand specific questions about knowledge graphs, maybe for our listeners, can you set the baseline of what is a knowledge graph and how would you use it or why would you as David use it?
David SchultzGUEST
Yeah, so knowledge graphs are what the cool kids are doing right now.
David SchultzGUEST
So they're knowledge graphs, data graphs, graph databases.
David SchultzGUEST
There's a lot of way that we approach it, but knowledge graphs have been in existence for a very long time.
Jane OhlmeyerHOST
But we do have a pipeline, and that pipeline then sort of leads to two things.
Jane OhlmeyerHOST
On the one hand, the knowledge graph.
Jane OhlmeyerHOST
And we're going to have a really lovely live demonstration of the knowledge graph.
Jane OhlmeyerHOST
And I say that slightly nervously because sometimes live things don't go as planned.
Jane OhlmeyerHOST
So anyway, I'm sure it'll work very well today.
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Daniel PattersonPANELIST
So it's about 20% we find women as litigants.
Daniel PattersonPANELIST
So in total, yeah, I captured 1,194 images representing 1,067 cases.
Daniel PattersonPANELIST
And then that resulted in 1,050, thereabouts, the number fluctuates slightly for reasons I won't go into, women for the knowledge graph,
Lucy McKennaGUEST
Um, so this makes it possible to connect information across different sources, um, we can discover relationships between things, um, and explore information about the nodes and the relationships between those nodes, um, and also ask questions over, uh, vast amounts of data.
Lucy McKennaGUEST
Um, so here's an example, uh, from, uh, from the knowledge gr- from the Voices knowledge graph.
Lucy McKennaGUEST
So we have our node there of Hester Lambert in the middle, um, and we can see that she is, with our edge, married to Sir Oliver Lambert.
Lucy McKennaGUEST
We also know that she's a creditor in a certain statute staple record.
Lucy McKennaGUEST
Um, so essentially that's the kind of linking that we can do between, we got a chancery case there for her, and we see that Charles is part of the 1644-- 1641 depositions.
Lucy McKennaGUEST
So that's how we can link all our different sources and the people within them and link those people across the sources as well.
Lucy McKennaGUEST
Um, so the Voices knowledge graph, um, it's hosted on the Virtual Record Treasury's, uh, knowledge graph for Irish history.
Lucy McKennaGUEST
Um, so as I mentioned, primarily information about people, places, and events from historical sources.
Cindy KrumGUEST
So, like, soil is related to grass seed, and there are different brands of all of those, and here are the loose and weak connections, and we can kind of map that together.
Cindy KrumGUEST
And that's kind of even, I don't know if you remember, but briefly Google talked about, I mean, we all know Knowledge Graph.
Cindy KrumGUEST
Notice that Knowledge Graph doesn't show up as much as it used to.
Cindy KrumGUEST
It's not as powerful as it was 'cause AI Overviews is doing the work.
Cindy KrumGUEST
Um, and so we have to think that AI Overviews is using what it learned in Knowledge Graph, which lived in something that they call the topic layer, right? The topic layer of Google's brain, which is where all the entities and all their connections in all the languages kinda live.
Joe DeVitaHOST
Okay.
Joe DeVitaHOST
I, I'm, I'm trying to get to some practical advice for our listener, and I'm gonna stick with grass seed-
Cindy KrumGUEST
Um, or I assume they've always made money there.