I would say that a better alternative to graph dbs would be prolog or datalog, because they're expressive enough to describe hypergraphs.
Prolog is better than datalog in a lot of ways: CLPZ, abduction, homoiconicity, being able to choosing search strategies for different problems, tabling, etc.
There's been some work to integrate prolog with LLMs:
Prolog is better than datalog in a lot of ways: CLPZ, abduction, homoiconicity, being able to choosing search strategies for different problems, tabling, etc.
There's been some work to integrate prolog with LLMs:
https://swi-prolog.discourse.group/t/llm-swi-prolog-and-larg...