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Databricks released Genie Ontology, a self-improving context layer that scans queries, pipelines, dashboards, and apps to build a living knowledge graph of business definitions on Unity Catalog. It resolves conflicting definitions automatically, addressing the common failure of AI data assistants that lack corporate context.
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