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Chaos Orchestra - The Knowledge Graph Podcast

by Boris Shalumov
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In just a few years Knowledge Graphs have exploded in usage, as has their impact in the world of Artificial Intelligence. Semantic AI has become a significant part of text analytics, search engines, chat-bots and more. And yet, few people outside of niche tech communities are fully aware of how semantic knowledge graphs can be leveraged.In the Podcast "Chaos Orchestra" we will explore how Knowledge Graphs can be applied over the next decade to boost many areas of Artifical Intelligence and address the most pressing challenges of our times.

Latest episodes

  • #10 - The Future of Data Management - Sean Martin

    September 24, 2021 · 1 hr 23 min

    Knowledge Graphs revolutionise the way companies make use of their data. The technology has the potential to turn every digitised piece of knowledge in a company into actionable insights. You can exceed even Google’s Search capabilities by…

  • #09 - Cognitive Graph Analytics - Jans Aasman

    September 2, 2021 · 48 min

    Can Knowledge Graphs help to build better Cognitive Models? How will Knowledge Graphs look like in the future and how will we interact with them? Why didn't Knowledge Graphs solve COVID-19-related data problems? How far away are…

  • #08 - Graph Representation Learning - Guiseppe Futia

    August 5, 2021 · 26 min

    Graph Neural Networks are very effective in dealing with complex network data structures to perform label and link predictions. They can process typological and structural information from social networks to protein pathways. But can they…

  • #07 - Knowledge Graphs vs. Fake News - Daniel Schwabe

    June 17, 2021 · 55 min

    We have never been closer to knowledge democratisation and collective intelligence. However, the enabling technology is a blessing and a curse at the same time. Fake News and Filter Bubbles dominate the spread of information in social…

  • #06 - Knowledge democratization & Abstract Wikipedia - Denny Vrandečić

    June 3, 2021 · 60 min

    Wikipedia, Google and social networks transformed the way of knoweldge aggregation and spread - but can we make all of humanty's knoweldge machine-readable? Are Knoweldge Graphs enough to achieve that? What technological and social…

  • #05 - Ontologies, Knowledge & Human-Machine Interfaces - Panos Alexopoulos

    May 20, 2021 · 1 hr 0 min

    Ontologies are a way to represent and communicate knowledge, understandable to both - machines and humans. But what level of expressivity is needed to be able to convey human thoughts and human understanding of the world to machines? Are…

  • #04 - Science Knowledge Graph - Sören Auer

    May 13, 2021 · 53 min

    It is nearly impossible for a scientist to process all relevant information to one's field of research. Due to “antique”, document-based knowledge transmission methods, scientists are deriving hypotheses from a smaller and smaller fraction…

  • #03 - Knowledge-infused Learning - Manas Gaur

    May 6, 2021 · 43 min

    Deep Learning has proven to be the primary technique to address a number of problems. But each application of AI inevitably encounters unexpected scenarios (edge cases) in which the system does not perform as required. Knowledge-infused…