This Week in Neo4j: Twitch, Generative AI, Star Wars, AWS, ArcGIS, and More

Welcome to this week’s newsletter! You’ll find a couple of items using ChatGPT as a developer assistant – but from different starting points. In “Generating Cypher Queries With ChatGPT 4 on Any Graph Schema”, Tomaz Bratanic creates an experimental model in Python that generates Cypher from existing schemas. In a separate video tutorial, “ChatGPT Generated Star Wars Data,” Jonathan Thein uses ChatGPT to create a database of movie characters, then lets a human query the database.

If you are interested in using graph databases as part of AWS architectures, read “When to Use a Graph Database Like Neo4j on AWS”, covering patterns for streaming, batch, Graph Data Science-enhanced feature engineering, and knowledge graphs for domain-specific LLMs.

NODES 2023 Call for Papers is open until June 30. Don’t wait. You can be selected as a featured speaker on our website if you submit your talk by May 31.  

FEATURED NODES SPEAKER: Roei Levi

Roei Levi is a distinguished software developer at Accenture’s Cyber R&D Labs. He is currently working on the design and implementation of graph analytics using Cypher and GraphQL in the domain of Cybersecurity. Roei’s previous experience includes application security research, cybersecurity threat analysis, trusted computing, and cloud security. He is a Neo4j Ninja, and you can follow him on LinkedIn.

In his NODES 2022 presentation, he introduces Cymple, a new open-source Python package. It creates neat, reusable Cypher queries with auto-completion in Python. Watch his talk!