Researcher revisits ontology lessons from failed Semantic Web after Karp's 'No ontology, no love'
omojumiller · x · 2026-09-17
Reacting to Alex Karp's "No ontology, no love" remark, a researcher revisits their published ontology work from the Semantic Web era, arguing that despite the project's failure, ontologies shouldn't be dismissed wholesale — a point worth reconsidering in the AI age.
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