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4pm '''Barry Smith: | 4pm '''Barry Smith: Announcements''' | ||
:''[https://www.routledge.com/Why-Machines-Will-Never-Rule-the-World-Artificial-Intelligence-without/Landgrebe-Smith/p/book/9781032309934 Why Machines Cannot Rule the World]'' | :''[https://www.routledge.com/Why-Machines-Will-Never-Rule-the-World-Artificial-Intelligence-without/Landgrebe-Smith/p/book/9781032309934 Why Machines Cannot Rule the World]'' | ||
::[https://www.buffalo.edu/ai-data-science/news-events/events/speakers.html IAD Distinguished Speaker Series Lecture] by Landgrebe and Smith, Tuesday September 20, 2pm in Davis Hall and online | ::[https://www.buffalo.edu/ai-data-science/news-events/events/speakers.html IAD Distinguished Speaker Series Lecture] by Landgrebe and Smith, Tuesday September 20, 2pm in Davis Hall and online | ||
:AFRL BFO-based NLP project | :Air Force Research Lab (AFRL): BFO-based NLP project | ||
:Customs and Border Patrol | :Customs and Border Patrol: Ontology-in-your-phone project | ||
:Quantum Ontology project | :Quantum Ontology project | ||
:Toronto [http://ontology.eil.utoronto.ca/ Enterprise Integration Lab] visit to Buffalo | :Toronto [http://ontology.eil.utoronto.ca/ Enterprise Integration Lab] visit to Buffalo | ||
Revision as of 15:54, 11 September 2022
Draft Program
4pm Barry Smith: Announcements
- Why Machines Cannot Rule the World
- IAD Distinguished Speaker Series Lecture by Landgrebe and Smith, Tuesday September 20, 2pm in Davis Hall and online
- Air Force Research Lab (AFRL): BFO-based NLP project
- Customs and Border Patrol: Ontology-in-your-phone project
- Quantum Ontology project
- Toronto Enterprise Integration Lab visit to Buffalo
4:15pm Amelia Kahn (Intelligence Community Postdoc, UB): Ontology of Uncertainty
4:30pm Aaron Damiano (Systems Analyst at Rich Products Corporation, Buffalo NY): The Fandaws ontology building service
- Using BFO as its core, Fandaws (for Fact and Answer Web Service) is a natural language interface to allow users to create, explore, and modify a comprehensive ontology. Through users answering simple questions and BFO ontological principles, Fandaws determines where and how to modify its ontology. The resolved ontology can be graphically viewed, downloaded, or connected through an API. Fandaws has been pointed to various online dictionaries and has successfully processed over 100,000 terms.
