Why entity mapping works for Google but not for a model’s parametric memory
steveplunkett · x · 2026-07-26
A short commentary argues that “mapping entities” works for Google because search has a graph behind your name, but it doesn’t translate to a model’s parametric memory.
- Google can connect entities to an underlying graph.
- A model’s memory is embedded in parameters, not an explicit entity graph.
- The real job is knowing which of those two systems you’re dealing with.
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