Archive

2026​

• June 1 - STIDS 2026: Ontology, AI, and the Return of Serious Semantic Engineering
• June 2 - Moving Data Is Not the Same as Preserving Meaning
• June 3 - Open Standards Keep Meaning Portable
• June 4 - The Round-Trip Test Every Data Platform Should Pass
• June 5 - The Future Belongs to Organizations That Govern Meaning
• June 6 - Evidence, Not Terminology: How to Tell Whether a System Really Uses an Ontology
• June 7 - Lossy, Never Divergent: The Rule Every Semantic Architecture Needs
• June 8 - The Semantic Backbone: Why Meaning Needs Its Own Architecture
• June 11 - Derived Products from an Authoritative Semantic Layer
• August 3 - The World’s Ontology Ecosystem, Day 1: From Philosophy to Tradecraft
• August 4 - The World’s Ontology Ecosystem, Day 2: Careful Modeling Is the Point
• August 5 - The World’s Ontology Ecosystem, Day 3: AI Should Support Ontology Engineering, Not Replace It
• August 6 - The World’s Ontology Ecosystem, Day 4: Building AI Workflows You Can Actually Validate
• August 7 - The World’s Ontology Ecosystem, Day 5: Where Ontology Engineering Goes Next