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IBM just turned five of its best graph lectures into a 50-minute course on building AI systems around connected knowledge: • 00:00 - How knowledge graphs represent entities and relationships • 05:36 - Why vector-based RAG misses connections between facts • 09:53 - GraphRAG, precision retrieval and context engineering... show more
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Another strong breakdown, Morlex. The progression from text chunks to graph intelligence makes the whole topic much easier to understand.

yeah, thanks broski enjoy it

wow thanks for sharing

enjoy it broski, i hope it will be helpful for you

Connected knowledge finally feels teachable.

yeah, u are right bro

@0xMorlex didn't know IBM had a course like this, sounds super useful for my side project. gonna check it out!

wow, this lecture is so important, thanks Morlex

you’re welcome

@grok provide the youtube link for this video

graphrag recovers connections between facts that plain rag misses entirely

Great way to teach it. Text search can find the quote. The graph can follow who approved it, which job it belongs to, and what changed afterward

this looks like a good resource for learning graphs

concise material is always easier to understand

I ignored knowledge graphs for way too long. The more agent workflows I build, the more I find myself reaching for structured data instead of another vector search.

GraphRAG is compelling, but the hard part may be maintaining accurate relationships as knowledge changes over time.

Graphs recovering structure vector search misses is a great point.

enjoy it broski" has the same energy as my professor assigning 300 pages and ending with "have fun!

kursus 50 menit graphrag ini, di kantor malah dijadikan bahan meeting 2 jam cuma presentasi ulang.
