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Beyond Knowledge Graphs and Hypergraphs : Context as a Control Plan
Beyond Knowledge Graphs and Hypergraphs : Context as a Control Plan
📊 Context Graph Series 🧠 Beyond Knowledge Graphs and Hypergraphs : Context as a Control Plan (Graphs decide how you store. Context Graphs decide how you act.) There's a lot of discussion around graphs — knowledge graphs, hypergraphs, higher-order networks, world models. All important. But they're still answering the same question: 👉 How do we store complex information? Context Graphs answer a different question: 👉 How do we decide what can be acted on — here, now, and by whom? 🧱 The Storage Problem is Solved Knowledge Graphs gave us triples. Hypergraphs gave us hyperedges. Property Graphs gave us rich attributes. Storage keeps getting better. But enterprise AI systems still fail. Not because data is missing. Because decisions are reused without standing. 🏢 Real Enterprise Example: Atlas Systems Atlas has a knowledge graph. Entities. Relationships. Policies. It even has a hypergraph for multi-party vendor agreements. Storage was never the problem. An agent retrieves a valid SLA exception. ✔️ Correctly stored ✔️ Correctly retrieved ❌ Applied in wrong region ❌ After its validity window ❌ Without original authority $280K overrun. Compliance violation. The graph was correct. The decision was not. 🧠 What a Context Graph Actually Does A Context Graph sits above storage. It doesn't replace: 🔹 Knowledge Graphs 🔹 Hypergraphs 🔹 Property Graphs It works on top of all of them. Before any action, it asks: ✓ Who approved this? ✓ Under what authority? ✓ For which scope? ✓ During what time window? ✓ With what evidence? If standing matches → Execute If not → Block or Escalate That's governance at runtime — not after the fact. 🤖 Why This Matters for AI Agents AI agents don't invent most enterprise failures. They scale existing ones. Without a Context Graph, agents retrieve correctly, reason fluently, act confidently — and still fail audits. Because correctness is not permission. ⚠️ Wrong region? Not a data error. Past time window? Not a hallucination. No authority? Not a retrieval failure. It's a governance failure — no graph structure alone can prevent it. 🔍 Why This Conversation Is Accelerating Ashu Garg and Jaya Gupta helped name this shift — Context Graphs. Arvind Jain and Dharmesh Shah stress durable decision traces across systems. Kirk Marple calls it a clear signal of where enterprise AI is heading. The pattern is clear: storage is solved. Governance is not. 💡 Architect Takeaway The last generation of systems optimized for answers. The next generation must optimize for judgment. 🔹 Graphs decide how you store. 🔹 Context Graphs decide how you act. That's why this layer can't be bypassed. #ContextGraphs #EnterpriseAI #AgenticAI #AIArchitecture #KnowledgeGraphs #Hypergraphs #Governance Kurt Cagle Anthony Alcaraz Jessica Talisman Raphaël MANSUY | 10 comments on LinkedIn
Beyond Knowledge Graphs and Hypergraphs : Context as a Control Plan
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Beyond Knowledge Graphs and Hypergraphs : Context as a Control Plan
Hypergraph are the real next step after KGs: moving from “facts + metrics” to structured context as a first‑class product.
Hypergraph are the real next step after KGs: moving from “facts + metrics” to structured context as a first‑class product.
Most of what we call a “knowledge graph” is still too close to the semantic layer mindset: great for measurement, weak on meaning.
is the real next step after KGs: moving from “facts + metrics” to structured context as a first‑class product.
·linkedin.com·
Hypergraph are the real next step after KGs: moving from “facts + metrics” to structured context as a first‑class product.
Some Context on Context Graphs - The GraphRAG Curator
Some Context on Context Graphs - The GraphRAG Curator
Most business intelligence is tacit. It lives in people's heads, emails, and chats rather than in transactional databases. In theory, Context Graphs capture an audit trail of these informal interactions so that AI doesn't just follow rigid rules, but understands the intent and exceptions that make a business actually run. In that sense, Andreas Blumauer of Graphwise points out that a context graph is a kind of knowledge graph. “The consensus across the community ,” he says, “ is that a Context Graph is an operationalized Knowledge Graph.”
·graphrag.info·
Some Context on Context Graphs - The GraphRAG Curator
Why Healthcare Leads in Knowledge Graphs | Towards Data Science
Why Healthcare Leads in Knowledge Graphs | Towards Data Science
How science, regulation, collaboration, and public funding shaped the world’s most mature semantic infrastructure
Healthcare is the most mature industry in the use of knowledge graphs for a few fundamental reasons. At its core, medicine is grounded in empirical science (biology, chemistry, pharmacology) which makes it possible to establish a shared understanding of the types of things that exist, how they interact, and causality. In other words, healthcare lends itself naturally to ontology. The industry also benefits from a deep culture of shared controlled vocabularies. Scientists and clinicians are natural librarians. By necessity, they meticulously list and categorize everything they can find, from genes to diseases. This emphasis on classification is reinforced by a commitment to empirical, reproducible observation, where data must be comparable across institutions, studies, and time. Finally, there are structural forces that have accelerated maturity: strict regulation; strong pre-competitive collaboration; sustained public funding; and open data standards. All of these factors incentivize shared standards and reusable knowledge rather than isolated, proprietary models.
·towardsdatascience.com·
Why Healthcare Leads in Knowledge Graphs | Towards Data Science
Own the Ontology or Rent Your Future - The four capability gaps that quietly sink knowledge graphs and make agentic AI ungovernable
Own the Ontology or Rent Your Future - The four capability gaps that quietly sink knowledge graphs and make agentic AI ungovernable
Part 1b of The Ontology Imperative: Building Trustworthy Agentic AI
Own the Ontology or Rent Your Future – The four capability gaps that make agentic AI ungovernable
·theontologyimperative.substack.com·
Own the Ontology or Rent Your Future - The four capability gaps that quietly sink knowledge graphs and make agentic AI ungovernable
2026 Knowledge Management Priorities and Trends Survey Report
2026 Knowledge Management Priorities and Trends Survey Report
This report presents findings from APQC’s 2026 Knowledge Management Priorities and Trends Survey, with insights from global participants across industries and roles. The research explores how KM teams are adapting to rapid technological change, especially the integration of AI, and identifies the top priorities, opportunities, threats, and skillsets shaping the future of KM.Key highlights include:
·apqc.org·
2026 Knowledge Management Priorities and Trends Survey Report