At Connected Data London, UnlikelyAI founder: AGI is a trust milestone
williamtp · x · 2026-11-15
At Connected Data London, UnlikelyAI founder William T argued: "AGI is a trust milestone, not just a capability milestone — and if you've spent your career working on knowledge graphs, you were right."
Key points from the slides:
- Explicit structure and meaning are the substrate trust is built on: the graph is exact, and if a model writes the query and reads the result, that exactness carries through to the answer;
- Language models have solved knowledge graphs' hardest problem — getting the world into the graph — so use them there, at the edge;
- Provenance, ontology and inference are about to matter more than they have in twenty-five years.
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