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Ontology for Meaning-Driven AI: Grounding, Interpretability, and Trust

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This panel brings together researchers and practitioners to examine how ontology practices are evolving, focusing on design strategies, human–AI collaboration, validation, and the role of ontologies in supporting reliable, interpretable, and reusable knowledge in an AI-driven environment.

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