Part 9/13:
He suggests using blockchain’s immutable ledger to securely store sensitive data—such as personal interactions or medical records—where tamper-proof records are critical. Blockchain’s distributed, consensus-based validation ensures data integrity, but he notes it isn't suited for search operations due to its inherent slowness.
- Semantic Search for Fast Retrieval:
To enable rapid, high-velocity querying of embeddings, he advocates for a semantic search database like Pinecone or Milvus. This layer would be responsible for indexing and retrieving similarity vectors quickly, disconnected from long-term storage that resides on the blockchain.
- Knowledge Graphs for Organized Structuring: