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Treating a professional history as a knowledge graph instead of a document

By Charlie Greenman

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Charlie Greenman

GeneralistRazroo | Co-Build Feature PlatformNew York, NYSep 11, 10:00 AM

Treating a professional history as a knowledge graph instead of a document

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Résumés and bios are static text, which makes them hard to keep accurate over time. Modeling a professional history as a graph instead — sources connected to claims, claims connected to evidence — makes it possible to ask where something came from and update just that piece when it changes. That's the underlying idea behind the professional memory work in ProfileScribe: less about writing a better bio once, more about building a structure that can stay correct as new evidence arrives. It's a data modeling problem before it's a writing problem.

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