A post from its team says the graph aims to get smarter about what users feed it, not just bigger.
A post from Sugi's team introduces Orrery as an open-source knowledge graph built around an idea: getting smarter about the specific things users feed it, rather than simply growing bigger.
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@harperimagine a knowledge graph that gets smarter about the specific things you feed it, not just bigger. sugi built orrery, our open-source knowledge graph, around exactly that idea.
@jameschamRT @harper: imagine a knowledge graph that gets smarter about the specific things you feed it, not just bigger. sugi built orrery, our open…@harperimagine a knowledge graph that gets smarter about the specific things you feed it, not just bigger. sugi built orrery, our open-source knowledge graph, around exactly that idea.@jameschamRT @harper: imagine a knowledge graph that gets smarter about the specific things you feed it, not just bigger. sugi built orrery, our open…@harperimagine a knowledge graph that gets smarter about the specific things you feed it, not just bigger. sugi built orrery, our open-source knowledge graph, around exactly that idea.@jameschamRT @harper: imagine a knowledge graph that gets smarter about the specific things you feed it, not just bigger. sugi built orrery, our open…@harperimagine a knowledge graph that gets smarter about the specific things you feed it, not just bigger. sugi built orrery, our open-source knowledge graph, around exactly that idea.@jameschamRT @harper: imagine a knowledge graph that gets smarter about the specific things you feed it, not just bigger. sugi built orrery, our open…
