How to Use ChatGPT with a Knowledge Graph | Tutorial

You can either import your existing ChatGPT conversation to visualize the main concepts and their relations to get a quick overview and know where to focus next. You can also use the knowledge graph to detect the gaps in the conversation, so you know better which topics to connect.

It is also possible to build the knowledge graph live, as you are having a conversation. You can do this inside InfraNodus itself.

Check out the chapters below to jump to the part of the video that's most relevant to you:

Timecodes:
0:00 How can a Knowledge Graph be Useful for ChatGPT?
1:33 Two approaches: import vs direct visualization
1:50 Analyze your ChatGPT conversation
3:25 How knowledge graph represents ideas
5:39 “Because I see how these ideas connect, it’s much easier to recall what I was talking about”
6:07 Hide the parts you don’t need
7:07 Finding the blind spots in a ChatGPT conversation
9:35 Human as an AI agent
10:42 See how your ideas fit into the discourse
12:28 Staying within / going beyond the context
13:08 How to use knowledge graphs to sculpt ideas
14:13 Conceptual gateways — discourse entrance points
15:50 Ecological variability
17:08 Building a knowledge graph live as you use ChatGPT
22:15 Sculpting your knowledge with a graph
24:20 Building a more granular graph

[noduslabs]

Timecodes:
0:00 How can a Knowledge Graph be Useful for ChatGPT?
1:33 Two approaches: import vs direct visualization
1:50 Analyze your ChatGPT conversation
3:25 How knowledge graph represents ideas
5:39 “Because I see how these ideas connect, it’s much easier to recall what I was talking about”
6:07 Hide the parts you don’t need
7:07 Finding the blind spots in a ChatGPT conversation
9:35 Human as an AI agent
10:42 See how your ideas fit into the discourse
12:28 Staying within / going beyond the context
13:08 How to use knowledge graphs to sculpt ideas
14:13 Conceptual gateways — discourse entrance points
15:50 Ecological variability
17:08 Building a knowledge graph live as you use ChatGPT
22:15 Sculpting your knowledge with a graph
24:20 Building a more granular graph

[herbiekruger]

Finally found out how to get rid of ‘bulk’ nodes in one hit, something that had been bugging me. So simple i just didn’t see it before. Good video

[xevenau]

Would love to see you do a book summary and extraction all key concepts, themes, entities and attributes

[tatame]

Hello - I'm new here - I find it very difficult - VERY DIFFICULT TO ME - how to BUILD something here.
Is this software something like OBSIDIAN, which is one a "second brain" software ideas builder?
Thank you very much.
Regards from Brazil.

[Gregory-oezf]

Hello!

Could this software help me to generate a book from large amount of random fragments of texts from all of my notes?

[Foxxxxx]

how much text can you copy paste and have it process?

[aga]

I was wondering what happened to this app since its first debut 2 years ago ?

[UnknownOrc]

nothing against you but I hope these kinds of ideas and tech should be free for everyone to use, still nothing against you or money but this is very impressive that it gives very advance edge to the people who will use it because they have extra money...sorry if my opinion was hurtful. Thanks for generating this App!