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According to a post on X by @DeepLearningAI, Neo4j's Stephen Chin, Nyah Macklin and Jennifer Reif will give a main-stage GraphRAG talk at AI Dev NYC. The post also describes a hands-on workshop on catching when an agent trusts evidence it shouldn't. The conference runs November 30 to December 1 at Chelsea Piers in New York. The post's text is cut off before its full explanation of why grounding agents in reliable data matters.
According to a post on X by @DeepLearningAI, Neo4j's Stephen Chin, Nyah Macklin and Jennifer Reif will give a main-stage GraphRAG talk at AI Dev NYC. The post also describes a hands-on workshop on catching when an agent trusts evidence it shouldn't. The conference runs November 30 to December 1 at Chelsea Piers in New York. The post's text is cut off before its full explanation of why grounding agents in reliable data matters.
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DeepLearning.AI says Stephen Chin, Nyah Macklin and Jennifer Reif of Neo4j will give a main-stage GraphRAG talk at AI Dev NYC, plus a hands-on workshop on catching when an agent trusts evidence it shouldn't. The conference runs Nov 30–Dec 1 at Chelsea Piers in New York. Why it matters: Grounding agents in reliable...
The additions point to continued interest in grounding AI agents in reliable data, a theme the post itself highlights. Developers and teams building agent systems may find the GraphRAG session and workshop relevant to how they check the evidence their agents rely on. Readers who want session details beyond this post should check the official conference schedule.
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