The Context Layer for AI: Knowledge Graphs, Semantic Layers & a Little Cheer
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Join us on Thursday 3 December for a festive deep-dive into how knowledge graphs and semantic layers create the context layer that AI needs to be trustworthy.
LLMs have come a long way, but without context they still guess. Whether you want to mitigate hallucinations, govern your enterprise data model at scape, or build secure agents that understand your business, this evening serves up practical insights alongside some seasonal cheer.
What we’ll explore
- How knowledge graphs ground LLM answers in verifiable business knowledge
- Where a semantic layer fits between your data sources and your AI
- What it takes to build context-aware agents that work securely in production
- Lessons from open knowledge projects and from regulated, data-heavy industries
After the talks, we’ll head over to the Christmas market in Heidelberg. If you’d like to join us for a drink and more conversation, you’re very welcome. No need to sign up separately.
Our speakers
- Denny Vrandečić, co-creator of Wikidata: "Beyond Graphs: Knowledge Representation in the Age of LLMs"
- Andrea Splendiani, IQVIA
- Sebastian Schmidt, Digital Science
Who should come
Data and knowledge engineers, architects, AI/ML practitioners, ontologists, and product and data leaders who want to move from AI experiments to AI they can trust. Newcomers are welcome. You don’t need to be a graph expert to follow along.