This Week in Neo4j: ChatGPT 4, OpenSanctions, CloudQuery, Twitter Data, Neo4j 5 APOC, and More

The text covers various topics related to Neo4j and its ecosystem. A tutorial by Sofia Vei and her team demonstrates how to analyze Twitter data with reusable Python utility functions, making it useful for anyone doing similar ETL work. Tomaz Bratanic's blog post showcases a chatbot that uses GPT-4 endpoint to generate Cypher statements, while using the Neo4j database to avoid chatbot hallucinations. Additionally, Friedrich Lindenberg discusses his open-source project OpenSanctions, which tracks company ownership registrations and is of interest to both investigative journalists and law enforcement. The text also mentions upcoming events such as Neo4j Live, Node.js 2022 presentation by Christophe Willemsen, and conferences like GIDS 2023.

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