Ontologies and knowledge graphs are everywhere; experts warn against misuse
juansequeda · x · 2026-08-29
Trend: The observer notes that ontologies and knowledge graphs are now ubiquitous, finally reaching their “hype cycle” after decades of work by many in the field.
Advice: The post advises the industry to understand the specific use cases for knowledge graphs and avoid盲目应用. It emphasizes that “I don’t know” is a valid answer in this context—systems should be capable of honestly handling unknown information rather than hallucinating.
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