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Helping organize @AIconference #raysummit #NLPsummit #DataAISummit ; Past: Co-Chair of @strataconf @OReillyAI @TensorFlowWorld & #SparkAISummit
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The Data Layer Enterprise AI Has Been Missing

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By Ben Lorica
| The Data Exchange with Ben Lorica
Subscribe: Apple • Spotify • Overcast • Pocket Casts • YouTube •  AntennaPod • Podcast Addict • Amazon •  RSS. Andrew Moore, CEO of Lovelace, former head of Google Cloud AI, and former dean of Carnegie Mellon’s School of Computer Science, joins the podcast to discuss YottaGraph, a knowledge graph growing by a billion facts a week that serves as a context engine for enterprise AI agents.
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Agents Need Maps, Not Bigger Context Windows

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By Ben Lorica
| Gradient Flow
Like everyone else, I’ve been enjoying the steady improvement in coding agents and the tooling around them, from frameworks and harnesses to evaluation suites. But the more I talk with teams actually deploying agents in enterprises, the more I circle back to plumbing. Agents need data integrations and infrastructure built for them, a theme I explored in a piece on rethinking databases for agents.
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I talked to Google’s former AI head about messy data

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By Ben Lorica
| Gradient Flow
Subscribe • Previous Issues Like everyone else, I’ve been enjoying the steady improvement in coding agents and the tooling around them, from frameworks and harnesses to evaluation suites. But the more I talk with teams actually deploying agents in enterprises, the more I circle back to plumbing. Agents need data integrations and infrastructure built for them, a theme I explored in a piece on rethinking databases for agents.
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