28 Years After Metalog: From RDF Triples to LLM-Friendly Reasoning Over Natural Language
narphorium · x · 2026-09-20
In a reply to danbri, narphorium notes that Jev seems well suited for matching fuzzy natural language statements, though it lacks formal evals yet. He frames a historical parallel: 28 years after Metalog, the field has moved from seeking user-friendly ways to reason over RDF triples to seeking LLM-friendly ways to reason over natural language.
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