Carlos Bobed

Ian Horrocks, a leader in ontology languages and AI, shared insights on ontologies' role in modern #AI, challenges in description logic, and real-world applications for large-scale projects. Catch his vision for the future at #SEMANTiCS2024! youtu.be/RiC1yDT5M-Q?si…

@FerBobillo Congratulations!!! Really deserved 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

I am very happy to appear in Stanford's 2024 top 2% scientists ranking (doi.org/10.17632/btchx…)

🚨🚨 ABIERTO PLAZO DE INSCRIPCIÓN Máster de Formación Permanente en Ciberdefensa y Auditoría de la Seguridad @unizar (empiece en octubre). Más info: ciberseguridad.unizar.es/master-propio/ inscripciones: forms.gle/LufpSJJFgi9bM4… #PlanDeRecuperación #NextGenerationEU #CátedrasCiber @INCIBE

Once again, an AI system is not "thinking", it's "processing", "running predictions",... just like Google or computers do. Giving the false impression that technology systems are human is just cheap snake oil and marketing to fool you into thinking it's more clever than it is.

Everything wrong about our perception of machine learning and AI is due to excessive anthropomorphism -- which the field actively promotes.

Our proposal handles automatically police reports about property crimes assessing possible offenses. Built on NLP, ontologies, and KGs, we build a subjective assessment which has been evaluated with the collaboration of several judges. @bise_journal

Our latest work "Ontology-Driven Automated Reasoning About Property Crimes" is already online as open access at springerprofessional.de/en/ontology-dr…. Great work along with Francisco Navarrete, Ángel Garrido, Manuel Atencia and Antonio Vallecillo! @garridoResearch @AVallecillo @sid_unizar

Tomorrow, we present our work on #SHACL validation with #reasoning at the 50th edition of #VLDB. We validate #quality #constraints over #knowledgegraph efficiently✅considering implicit knowledge. The paper is linked below. #VLDB2024 #dataquality #ontology #rdf #symbolicAI

#SEMANTiCS2024 Workshops and Tutorials Chairs, @dgarijov and Andrea Mannocci, reveal the exciting workshops and tutorials lineup. From NLP for KG to next-gen Data Governance, discover the latest in Semantic Web tech. Ready to plan your attendance? 2024-eu.semantics.cc/page/news?page…

Seems like Ontologies are back - 20 years ago, ontologies were gaining traction. W3C OWL became a standard - 10 years ago it was a red flag. Don’t say the “o word” - Now w/ LLMs, we have the need to manage knowledge in a structured & governed manner What comes around, goes around

Estamos preparando un nuevo título propio en @unizar en temas de ciberdefensa y auditoría de la seguridad. Empezaría en octubre. Matrícula casi financiada en un 90%. Habría potencialmente interesados? Más información en ciberseguridad.unizar.es/master-propio/

You know your research depends so much on coffee when your paper feed directly recommends you ... #coffee #research

#SemanticsConf research paper selection notifications have been sent out! We received 95 high-quality submissions. Thanks to everyone who submitted a paper, and congratulations to the 26 selected. Huge thank you to the Scientific Committee for their work on the review process!

Exciting news for #SemanticsConf! We're thrilled to announce Prof. Ian Horrocks as our invited speaker! A leading figure in the Semantic Web, he's an expert in knowledge representation & reasoning, with over 300 publications and many prestigious awards. 2024-eu.semantics.cc/page/speakers

With almost 700 attendees from all around the globe, the presence of the @ACM_President president Yannis Ioannidis, six keynote speakers, 10 #PODS research sessions, and 36 #SIGMOD research sessions, demos, tutorials, and workshops, we are saying goodbye ... 👇

First time at SIGMOD ... What a week ahead 😬😬 @sid_unizar #SIGMOD24

The conference begins this Sunday! Attend #SIGMOD and #PODS 2024 at the #InterContinental in #Santiago. Join us for #Keynotes #ResearchSession, #Workshops, #Tutorials, and more, where inspiration, idea generation, and #innovation come together to shape the future of the industry.

There are 2 mistakes you can make about LLMs: ① Thinking everything LLMs say is correct, they can reason, and with a bit more scale they’ll get us to superintelligence ② Thinking LLMs are good for almost nothing—they are FAR better at all #NLProc tasks than previous methods

And the immortal final line of "Artificial Intelligence meets natural stupidity" is: "In this paper, I have criticized AI researchers very harshly. [...] However, to say anything good about anyone is beyond the scope of this paper" :-) Go read it! inf.ed.ac.uk/teaching/cours…