And just like we need many kinds of databases, we need many kinds of blockchains and knowledge graphs.
I’m not as much of an open source guy as I am a Knowledge Graph guy. We need open AND closed source KGs, enterprise & consumer KGs, PC & mobile-friendly KGs.
But the most exciting KG is the global map of collective knowledge. Whether it looks more like Google, Wikipedia, Twitter, or Reddit, I don’t know yet.
What I can say is that this could be the place where knowledge graphs and blockchains intersect.
No one company or institution should have all that power.
So this KG should be both open-source and decentralized.
But the UX for shared knowledge graphs doesn’t exist yet (we’re pioneering it at team-scale at @AthensResearch)
Blockchain tech prolly not there yet either.
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