Graph databases have become essential for modern AI and ML applications due to their ability to efficiently handle complex and interconnected data, outperforming traditional relational databases in scalability and query performance. The migration from a relational database to a graph database, such as FalkorDB, involves several steps, including analyzing the relational schema, mapping entities to nodes and relationships to edges, and transforming data into a graph-compatible format. FalkorDB stands out with its ultra-low latency and native support for advanced graph algorithms, making it suitable for AI applications like GraphRAG and multi-hop reasoning. The process requires a shift in mindset from a table-centric model to one that focuses on entities and relationships, ensuring that data is formatted correctly for insertion into the graph database. Once migrated, graph databases enable real-time exploration of relationships and can be optimized for performance by indexing frequently queried nodes or relationships. FalkorDB's advanced features, such as vector indexing and clustering, support scalability and high availability, making it a robust solution for the most demanding AI and ML workflows.