In the rush towards developing knowledge graphs, data hubs, and similar graph-oriented systems, it's worth stepping back and recognizing that one of the most powerful use-cases for knowledge graphs is in making the creation and curation of data feasible from a human perspective. From publishing and digital content management to catalogs (product and data) to annotating data, knowledge graphs have the potential to radically revise how humans interact with data.
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Kurt Cagle is a writer, technical architect, and consultant specializing in AI, enterprise metadata, machine learning and graph technologies. He's been an author on twenty two books, written more than a thousand articles for publlications such as Forbes and Data Science Central, and is managing editor of Cognitive World, in addition to being co-founder of SDG.
