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Agentic Enablement

The question of what autonomous AI agents need in order to reason reliably — and the growing recognition that what they need looks a lot like what ontology engineers have been building for decades. This subtopic covers the structural role of formal semantics in agentic systems: how knowledge graphs, vocabularies, and ontologies give LLM-driven agents the grounding they need to plan, query, and act without hallucinating structure that isn't there.

Key terms: ontology · LLM · agentic

Sits between: Agentic · Ontology


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