Wikipedia’s sister project Wikidata just got a new database that is easy for AI systems to read.

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Wikidata launches a new AI-friendly vector database that converts its 19 million structured entries into machine-readable vectors. The project aims to democratize access to curated data for smaller AI developers who lack the resources of Big Tech companies. The vectorized format captures context and relationships between data points, making it easier for AI systems to understand and utilize Wikidata's information when building applications like chatbots.

Wikimedia wants to make it easier for you and AI developers to search through its data