

What the Heck is Graph Engineering?
Graph engineering is AI’s latest buzzy term—but it offers a useful framework for organizing agents, tools, knowledge and humans into working systems. NLW explains the evolution from prompts to graphs. In the headlines: OpenAI delays Astra, ByteDance trains a massive model, open-weight AI tests revenue sharing and…

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“It’s kinda funny because “graph engineering” looks a whole lot like the “Flowchart” we used to make in Junior High School in 1978 when we were learning programming.”
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