Personal Knowledge Graphs: why, what, and where to?
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- A follow-up event of the ENDORSE conference.
Slides: www.strategics... and roamresearch.c...
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The market for Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) software boomed in the last 18 months. As in many other digital areas of accelerated growth, the pandemic served as a catalyst, but the trend was evident before that. And unlike the previous generation of PKM tools, the most successful ones in this wave manage the data as knowledge graphs. Personal Knowledge Graphs (PKG) fundamentally change the way we manage our information, currently trapped in emails, documents, presentations, notebooks, and social networks. Many PKG users report a huge boost in both productivity and creativity.
It seems the role of Personal Knowledge Graphs will only grow in the coming years but the way graphs and applications interact is going to change, transforming the whole ecosystem.
(Correction min 13-14: should be "45 years" instead of "30 years")
Ted Nelson's spirit was here. This is "mother of all demos" for me. thanx so much. Brilliant. You have perfectly summarized the concepts and relationships that those working in the field have difficulty in explaining. And doing this with the benefit proposition of this field increased its effect even more.
Thank you for the presentation. I hope your vision about PKGs will became reality!
Wanted to learn about knowledge graphs and this presentation was so theoretical about the underpinnings of a knowledge graph I found it useless in helping me discovering a tool and getting a sense of how it would work.
Great talk Ivo! The principles around personal knowledge graph are really nice and sexy. Beyond the tech barriers, I can see that the current business models in the Internet are based on intensively mining and exploiting the personal data of people. So, we need those business models become obsoletes, I mean, new ones will emerge to make the change to wave 3 possible. I can imagine this will happen when this wave of big data will pass away and the industry focus more in the value of small data. Big data is good but not anyone needs to have big data to succeed in business. Helpfully, the change is already started
Really enjoying this Ivo. Thanks for sharing!
Ivo! Fantastic presentation. I was blown away by your ontology demo :)
Thanks. There is a better demo of it in the recording of the Knowledge Graph Conference workshop on PKG ua-cam.com/video/F1HYaGfqzLM/v-deo.html .
Here it is twitter.com/kvistgaard/status/1511336454802317314
Absolutely loved your articulation and conceptualization of the space Ivo!
thank you for cutting through the noise :)
The Personal Knowledge Graph book is now available for pre-order. Check out personalknowledgegraphs.com
Kindle version first, then other formats and stores.
Amazing talk. I would love to see more of your ontology system in action. Thanks!
Once I find some time I'll share it with explanation how to use it.
Here it is twitter.com/kvistgaard/status/1511336454802317314
Hello Ivo. I watched your talk at The Knowledge Graph Conference 2023 online. I wanted to know if you see research papers being represented by PKGs in the future.
Can you please clarify your question?
@@kvistgaart I meant whether or not you see the content in research papers being represented by personal knowledge graphs in the future.
@@rogerbarrow5406 That would certainly be valuable. And one of the many reasons is the exploratory search increases the likelihood of serendipitous episodes, something very important for research. There will be an attempt to create similar KG, not from papers, but from transcripts of the talks of the forthcoming CDL conference www.connected-data.london
And a link to "Solid": solidproject.org/