em: By Kim Veltman - July 2002
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em: "We have suggested that the efforts of 1) the W3 Consortium thus far are important, very useful for transactions, but do not yet answer the needs of human meaning; that the efforts of 2) the Dublin Core mark another important step forward, but that this cannot be seen as a comprehensive solution. We suggested that the approach of 3) a small minority in the AI community potentially undermines the vision of the W3 and is ultimately a threat to th
eikeon: e human condition. What we need is a semantic web, which embraces cultural dimensions, which provides new levels of access to knowledge at the local, regional, national as well as international levels. The essence of science may lie in the universality of its claims, in universals. "
em: bookmarking for future reference
em: "We have suggested that the efforts of 1) the W3 Consortium thus far are important, very useful for transactions, but do not yet answer the needs of human meaning; that the efforts of 2) the Dublin Core mark another important step forward, but that this cannot be seen as a comprehensive solution. We suggested that the approach of 3) a small minority in the AI community potentially undermines the vision of the W3 and is ultimately a threat to th
eikeon: e human condition. What we need is a semantic web, which embraces cultural dimensions, which provides new levels of access to knowledge at the local, regional, national as well as international levels. The essence of science may lie in the universality of its claims, in universals. "
em: The Myths of Standard Data Semantics
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dajobe: bleuuugh
dajobe: It's in Boston, April 2003. call for papers and topics include blogger api, rdf, dublin core, semantic web
dajobe: leverage your vertical enterprise business end-to-end knowledge base, with a blog and a bit of rdf