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graph as code
About this tag
The graph as code tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about representing graph-structured data as code for use with large language models. A featured thread from Microsoft Research explores how LLMs can infer relationships from graph data when it is formatted as code, emphasizing that the actions allowed to the model matter as much as the prompts. This approach has implications for enterprise systems where documents, collaborators, and related artifacts form interconnected networks. The tag focuses on the intersection of graph theory, code representation, and AI inference, particularly in productivity and enterprise contexts.
Microsoft Research’s new large-scale study reframes a simple but powerful idea: when LLMs work over graph-structured data, how they are allowed to act matters at least as much as what prompts you feed them.
Background
Graph-structured data underpins many modern productivity and enterprise...