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Continued experiments with an autonomous CRM that slowly creates a massive knowledge graph. This time, I'm testing specific edge types, which loses flexibility, but also makes the output easier to query and understand.* *I'm using function call to get JSON, and the "enum" feature to specify edge types

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Yohei2 年前

Found and fixed an error! Starting to work more consistently with complicated inputs.

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Yohei2 年前

Not perfect, but it’s getting somewhere! Pictured: PayPal mafia and related cos (By the way, you can make your own at

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Yohei2 年前

How it’s working:

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Yohei2 年前

combining the wikipedia entries of OpenAI cofounders starts to look like this

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Yohei2 年前

hahahaha let's keep going

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Yohei2 年前

phew, took longer than i'd like to admit - but finally got this to be node type agnostic previously it was set to three node types (people, orgs, events), but now I can flexibly create new node types pictured: first few pages of langchain documentation (blue highlight showcases 'search' feature)

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Yohei2 年前

Now that the day is over, back to feeding in Wikipedia articles (mapping NVIDIA founders here) Next, going to set it up so I can try feeding in a csv of URLs

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Yohei2 年前

huzzah, got csv upload working! uploaded a few wikipedia articles via csv and just watched the knowledge graph grow. (15 min > 30 sec)

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Yohei2 年前

hindu dieties

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Yohei2 年前

okay, so for testing purposes i made a "latent input" endpoint that generates the graph based on a simple input (the core architecture is designed for easy "extensions", so this one just feeds an openai output into the same endpoint that receives scraped web content from the url_input endpoint)

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