Knowledge graphs get the agentic treatment, while agentic security remains the elephant in the room
jonerp · x · 2026-09-29
Jon Reed's weekly diginomica enterprise AI column covers two themes:
- Knowledge graphs vs vector DBs: Knowledge graphs are getting the agentic buzzword treatment, but how do they fare in the wild? A conversation with Lemongrass CTO Eamonn O'Neill explores how they capture organizational knowledge and "memory," closing the gap between intentions and actions as a key building block of the agentic context layer.
- Agentic security as the elephant in the room: Agent security is underaddressed in enterprise AI adoption, and Meta's Muse isn't helping — though it may serve as a wake-up call.
Plus event-season observations and enterprise AI hits and misses.
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