Using Ontologies as Semantic Guardrails for Probabilistic Agents
JeremyCMorgan · x · 2026-08-27
Frank Coyle argues that Agentic AI becomes intriguing when we stop asking LLMs to self-regulate. He advocates for using ontologies as semantic guardrails for probabilistic agents, following a workflow of checking inputs, validating meaning, and then taking action.
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