Eric Little: Super Domains, the Original Context Graph – Episode 56
Knowledge graphs are complicated. They might entail multiple ontologies, several data sources, and any number of generated graphs and other
ontology
Yann Le Franc: From Semantic Silos to Shared Ontology Practice – Episode 54
The emerging field of neurosymbolic AI — combining LLMs and knowledge graphs in hybrid AI architectures — is new to
Ben Rode: Porting the Cyc Ontology to RDF – Episode 53
As the Cyc project winds down, one of its main contributors, Benjamin Rode, is attempting to migrate as much as
Giancarlo Guizzardi: Ontology, Semantics, and Explainable AI – Episode 51
For nearly three decades, Giancarlo Guizzardi has researched and advanced the field of semantics and the practice of ontology and
Casey Hart: The Philosophical Foundations of Ontology Practice – Episode 38
Ontology engineering has its roots in the idea of ontology as defined by classical philosophers. Casey Hart sees many other
Charles Ivie: The Rousing Success of the Semantic Web “Failure” – Episode 31
Since the semantic web was introduced almost 25 years ago, many have dismissed it as a failure. Charles Ivie shows
Rebecca Schneider: Knowledge Graphs and Enterprise Content Strategy – Episode 25
Skills that Rebecca Schneider learned in library science school – taxonomy, ontology, and semantic modeling – have only become more
Mike Pool: Is it time for a moratorium on the word “semantics”? – Episode 22
Mike Pool sees irony in the fact that semantic-technology practitioners struggle to use the word “semantics” in ways that meaningfully
Katariina Kari: Building Knowledge Graphs for E-Commerce Giants – Episode 9
For the past eight years, Katariina Kari has built knowledge graph teams at giant e-commerce companies like IKEA and Zalando.
Dean Allemang: Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist – Episode 6
Dean Allemang literally wrote the book on the semantic web. “Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist” is now in its