Neo4j looooooves the "if you think about it, everything is graphs!" marketing maneuver. They (their marketing department) were the very first thing I thought of when I read this headline.

"Everything is graphs, so let's use a graph DBMS for anything" is a classic blunder

I've seen it work to sell their product to managers who definitely should have gone with something else, so I get why they do it. It works.

His argument is that the LLM is the query engine. By that logic you can approximate anything since LLMs can.

Indeed, what is the point of links/edges when the llm can figure out the relations by itself?

>what is the point of links/edges when the llm can figure out the relations by itself

Making it work less, faster, and saving tokens. Duh!