But chatgpt can crawl a semantic web and use it without us knowing.
I have asked a langchain bot about wikidata ids for specific places, links to the page, to read it and then to answer facts about places and got very good results instead of made up numbers.
Wikidata links to FIPS codes, OSM ids, GeoNames and that gives us an opening to link against the cool datasets from Flickr, Foursquare and others who have created gazetteers.
To me, Semantic Web was dead on arrival because of its UX, but now a semi-smart agent can help us get past the UX problems and jump from plain text to json output.
I have asked a langchain bot about wikidata ids for specific places, links to the page, to read it and then to answer facts about places and got very good results instead of made up numbers.
Wikidata links to FIPS codes, OSM ids, GeoNames and that gives us an opening to link against the cool datasets from Flickr, Foursquare and others who have created gazetteers.
To me, Semantic Web was dead on arrival because of its UX, but now a semi-smart agent can help us get past the UX problems and jump from plain text to json output.