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Coach Pāṇini ®

#ontology is “the structured understanding of what exists in your organization, how those things relate, and why they matter.”

#sensemaking #understanding
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www.linkedin.comIf you're exploring how AI Agents operate at scale in larger… | Kyle ByrdIf you're exploring how AI Agents operate at scale in larger organizations, you'll likely come across the word 'Ontology'. So, what’s Ontology? Ontology has roots in philosophy, metaphysics, and computer science, but we're starting to see why it's a helpful concept in AI-driven operations. In this context, our definition of ontology is 'the structured understanding of what exists in your organization, how those things relate, and why they matter.' It's something humans define as the semantic foundation helping AI agents operate intelligently in a digitally represented context. Without it, agents tend to be very 'local'. They can answer questions that don't require judgment and perform short-term tasks, but they can't see the big picture. With it, they have the contextual information to understand what we mean by 'goal', 'strategic intent', or 'dependency', where it exists in space relative to a 'product' or 'business unit', and how it relates to other things in a meaningful way like 'needed by' or 'impacts'. Humans operate quite well in this environment - maybe with more tacit knowledge than we realize. Agents require more explicit context to be effective. We built Dotwork around this belief from day one: a graph-native platform that captures the most complex operating models - your teams, goals, work, metrics, whozits, whatzits - how they relate, the properties they have, and how they're used (often in different ways) across the org. With this foundation, AI isn't operating without critical organizational context, but plugged in to the way your organization is structured - how it plans, how it coordinates, how it decides, and how it's aligned.
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Finto-palvelu

Thorny devil, welcome to General Finnish Ontology YSO! YSO board had a meeting last week in which a good number of new additions were made to the ontology, among them the aforementioned beast alongside coconut lorikeet and diamondback moth, to name but a few. Being a general ontology of 30,000+ concepts YSO is not only about animals but animals are certainly most welcome, particularly if they look as stunning as these guys.
#YSO #ontology #thesaurus #thornydevil
📷: Bäras / Wikimedia / CCBYSA30

Thorny devil in a desert environment.
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IHC

📖 As part of the #REWIND project, Alba Comino published ‘Intertwining Narrative and Technology: Reinterpreting European Cultural Heritage through the Voices of Latin American Women Writers’ in the International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing, where she describes the #methodology used in the project.

🔓 In #OpenAccess: euppublishing.com/doi/full/10.

@histodons
@litstudies

Header of the paper “Intertwining Narrative and Technology: Reinterpreting European Cultural Heritage through the Voices of Latin American Women Writers”, by Alba Comino, published on issue 2 of volume 18 of the International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing, em 2024. Abstract: “Travel literature not only provides relevant information about cultural heritage, such as authorship, chronology or location, but also reveals the impressions evoked by its reception. This article describes the methodology of the ongoing REWIND project, which explores European cultural heritage through the perspectives of Latin American women writers who travelled to Europe in the early twentieth century. The project seeks to amplify the voices of non-European women committed to feminism and sociocultural diversity to foster decolonial, inclusive and pluralistic historical narratives. On the one hand, we address the configuration of the project corpus, the semantic annotation process, and the design of the ontological modelling according to the deep data concept. On the other hand, we explain the analysis of the relationships between cultural heritage, time, space and emotion. The project uses travel literature in digital format to retrieve, study and interpret data on cultural heritage, creating a workflow that integrates information from various historical sources to raise further questions and provide new insights. The proposed methodology follows the FAIR principles (...)
#Histodons#DigitalHumanities#LitStudies
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Osma Suominen

The first alpha version of Skosmos 3 has been published! This release provides a peek into the upcoming next major version of the Skosmos publishing tool for SKOS controlled vocabularies.

The release features a reimplemented front-end with a fresh layout and improved accessibility, as well as many architectural improvements and modernization of the codebase.

github.com/NatLibFi/Skosmos/re

GitHubRelease Skosmos 3.0-alpha.1 · NatLibFi/SkosmosThis is the first alpha release of Skosmos 3.0 that provides an early peek into the upcoming final 3.0 release. It is mainly intended for Skosmos users who want to plan ahead for the 3.0 release. Y...
#Skosmos#SKOS#thesaurus
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Henrik Schönemann

Calling #DigitalHumanities as well as all academics working with data models:
Do you know of other ontologies at the whim of the US administration?
neuromatch.social/@jonny/11415

#Ontology #SemanticWeb @academicchatter @academicsunite

Neuromatch Socialjonny (good kind) (@jonny@neuromatch.social)@Cmungall@genomic.social slightly buried the lede here: https://genomic.social/@Cmungall/114152616246522594 Specifically, they have deprecated the concept of being trans in the National Cancer Institute linked data vocabulary. This means at a fundamental level, it is impossible to merely *represent the existence* of trans people in the data that relies on this vocabulary. These vocabularies are used as the basis for a wide array of downstream research and clinical applications - and are a critical backbone of any hogshit "AI" health product your doctor or their bosses will force upon us. This is a deep infrastructural attack on trans people whose impact is hard to measure - not just banning trans healthcare, but banning the ability to *describe* trans healthcare.
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