Knowledge Graph and Obsidian Integration

Overview

TinyCloud, founded by Sam Gbafa and Hunter Horsfal, has developed a tool that transforms unstructured data into structured knowledge graphs. This tool integrates with the Obsidian note-taking software to improve data recall and manage personal information securely.

Core Concepts

  • TinyCloud’s Mission: To enable people to control their data with the ability to permission where the data lives and who has access to it.
  • Knowledge Graph Generation: TinyCloud’s tool converts unstructured data, such as audio transcripts, into structured knowledge graphs that can be uploaded to Obsidian.

Key Points

  1. TinyCloud’s Background:

    • Sam Gbafa has a background in electrical engineering and AI research, with a focus on cryptography and verifiability.
    • Hunter Horsfall has a varied experience, transitioning from small business ownership to working with TinyCloud.
  2. AI Pendant:

    • Captures daily conversations, stores data in TinyCloud, and manages it through cryptographic permission.
    • Facilitates improved data recall and interaction with AI applications.
  3. Integration with Obsidian:

    • TinyCloud generates knowledge graphs from unstructured data, which are then imported into Obsidian.
    • This allows users to manage their personal data in a structured format within Obsidian.
  4. Data Ownership and Security:

    • Users can run their own nodes or rely on TinyCloud’s infrastructure to store data.
    • Data is stored securely and permissions are managed through cryptographic mechanisms.
  5. Interoperability and Customization:

    • Allows for interoperability with various applications, enhancing personalized AI interactions.
    • Emphasizes on user-controlled data leading to unique customization capabilities.

Discussion Points

  • Nicole Ripka, John Borthwick, and Jon Chin from Betaworks showed keen interest in TinyCloud’s approach.
  • Economic Model: Discussion highlighted potential costs for storage and compute, with focus on making the service affordable for users.
  • Hardware and Partnerships: TinyCloud’s vision includes possibly collaborating with other pendant manufacturers or creating their own reference designs.
  • Betaworks expressed interest in exploring further collaboration, particularly around the use of Granola meetings and integration into Obsidian.

Events and Future Plans

  • Ongoing Projects: TinyCloud is currently deploying their community wiki tool in Buenos Aires to generate knowledge graphs from event data.
  • Future Integration: Plans to further develop Obsidian sync features and enhance the functionality of the TinyCloud protocol.
  • Fundraising Efforts: TinyCloud is actively seeking investment to expand their development and team.

This content was generated by AutoGraph, a TinyCloud product. Generated at Wed, 07 Aug 2024 20:39:54 GMT