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Neo4j CTO Philip Rathle on why the AI systems reaching production aren't monolithic LLMs, and why "attackers think in graphs" even when defenders don't.
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This episode of SHIFT was produced by Jennifer Strong with help from Emma Cillekens. It was mixed by Garret Lang, with original music from him and Jacob Gorski. Art by Meg Marco.
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United States
IN THIS EPISODE
TRANSCRIPT 🔗
You've no doubt heard that 95-percent of A-I projects fail. It’s a stat that gets thrown around as proof the technology is overhyped.
Not everyone sees it that way, including our next guest. Philip Rathle is the chief technology officer of Neo4j — a graph database company that's become, in his words, an accidental piece of infrastructure for how serious AI systems actually work. And he says that 95% failure rate isn't a red flag. It's the checks and balances doing their job.
I’m Jennifer Strong,…
Not everyone sees it that way, including our next guest. Philip Rathle is the chief technology officer of Neo4j — a graph database company that's become, in his words, an accidental piece of infrastructure for how serious AI systems actually work. And he says that 95% failure rate isn't a red flag. It's the checks and balances doing their job.
I’m Jennifer Strong,…
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