The Semantic Web Is Dead – Long Live the Semantic Web
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Re: The Semantic Web Is Dead – Long Live the Semantic Web
#2Machines seem to have a finer time picking through our detritus than any armies of engineers trying to give it context.
Re: The Semantic Web Is Dead – Long Live the Semantic Web
#3Semantic Web is dead, because we've suddenly achieved its goal without it.
We no longer need everyone to publish their information in a machine-readable form, because through LLMs we can make machines read the human-readable versions now.
LLMs are not quite reliable, but the machine-readable data was never reliable either. The Web as a whole is messy, and invisible metadata is systematically less well maintained than the primary human-centric information.
Re: The Semantic Web Is Dead – Long Live the Semantic Web
#4Semantic Web is dead, because we've suddenly achieved its goal without it. We no longer need everyone to publish their information in a machine-readable form, because through LLMs we can make machines read the human-readable versions now. LLMs are not quite reliable, but the machine-readable data was never reliable either. The Web as a whole is messy, and invisible metadata is systematically less well maintained than…
> The Web as a whole is messy, and invisible metadata is systematically less well maintained than the primary human-centric information.
besides web, there are tons of data providers and their clients, who are interested in well maintained quality of data..
Re: The Semantic Web Is Dead – Long Live the Semantic Web
#5Semantic Web is dead, because we've suddenly achieved its goal without it. We no longer need everyone to publish their information in a machine-readable form, because through LLMs we can make machines read the human-readable versions now. LLMs are not quite reliable, but the machine-readable data was never reliable either. The Web as a whole is messy, and invisible metadata is systematically less well maintained than…
> The Web as a whole is messy, and invisible metadata is systematically less well maintained than the primary human-centric information. besides web, there are tons of data providers and their clients, who are interested in well maintained quality of data..
> besides web
That's Semantic Besides, not Semantic Web then.
Re: The Semantic Web Is Dead – Long Live the Semantic Web
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
> The Web as a whole is messy, and invisible metadata is systematically less well maintained than the primary human-centric information. besides web, there are tons of data providers and their clients, who are interested in well maintained quality of data..
> besides web That's Semantic Besides, not Semantic Web then.
Some industries adapted semantic web stuff.
Others could benefit from it(have common ontologies for data integration).