Programme

SESSION 1 Chair: Claudio Gnoli, University of Pavia (ISKO Italy)

Andrea Scharnhorst DANS KNAW (Netherlands): Building knowledge bases - a human centered AI supported approach for long-term archiving

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Marcia Zeng, Kent State University (USA):
The role of KOS in AI-supported semantic integration: disambiguation, identification, linking

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Ziyoung Park, Hansung University (South Korea):
Co-creating with GenAI and expert review: empowering KOS projects through design, automation and recommendation

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SESSION 2 Chair: Niké Brown, Wiley (ISKO UK)

Ronald Siebes, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Potemkin Understanding: the illusion of thinking

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Joseph Busch, Taxonomy Strategies (USA)
The case for general purpose categorizers as part of the AI ecosystem

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SESSION 3 Chair: Tanja Svarre, Aalborg University (ISKO UK)

Angelo Salatino, The Open University (UK)
Knowledge organization systems of research fields: overview and automatic generation

Mayukh Bagchi, University of Trento (Italy)
Generative knowledge organization via human-LLM collaboration

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Tony Russell-Rose, City St George's, University of London (UK)
Building and deploying LLMs for search and retrieval

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SESSION 4 Chair: Jian Qin, Syracuse University (ISKO Canada & US)

Julaine Clunis, Old Dominion University (USA)
From black boxes to transparent AI systems: balancing innovation and responsibility using knowledge organization systems

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Joane Casenave, Widad M El Hadi, Thibault Grison, University of Lille (France)
Artificial intelligence, KO and information mediation on the Web: from ethical dimensions to social responsibility

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DISCUSSION: Moderator: Joseph Busch (ISKO Canada & US)