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Campus Tel Aviv, 20th Oct 2014
T h e F u t u r e
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Welcome f o e r u t u F e h T t e n r e t n I e h t Campus Tel Aviv, 20th Oct 2014 #FotiTLV Take Pics Agenda Presentation Carmel Kent: Web 3.0 & me Boaz Chen: Public Knowledge
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- Presentation
- Carmel Kent: Web 3.0 & me
- Boaz Chen: Public Knowledge Workshop
- Nir Dagan: Bringing the semantic web and
linked data to the people
- Lightning talks
Agenda
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- Talk: a planned 15 minutes long
presentation followed by a Q&A
- Lightning Talk: a 5 minutes long talk from
anyone that feels like contributing to the topic - no Q&A
Agenda
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About our meetup
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Anyone can join
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- hackers,
- researchers,
- data wranglers,
- policy makers,
- developers,
- designers
Anyone can join
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Everyone can participate Free and open exchange of ideas, experiences, expectations and dreams
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Tonight’s topic
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20th Century 21st Century
Things change
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20th Century 21st Century
Things change, radically
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How we used to search...
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...some time later...
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...then another search
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How we used to search the weather
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The Web 3.0
— or the “semantic Web” — has a goal to add a layer of meaning on top of the existing Web that would make it less of a catalog and more of a guide — and even provide the foundation for systems that can reason in a human fashion and bring a level of artificial intelligence with machines doing the thinking instead of simply following commands
NY Times, 12 November 2006
John Markoff
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How we get the weather today
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What's the weather for tomorrow?
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Do I need the umbrella?
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Web 3.0 is changing the way we use the Internet
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Web 3.0 is changing the way we use the Internet Computers understand the meaning of what we publish on the Web
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Web 3.0 is changing the way we use the Internet Computers understand the meaning of what we publish on the Web Every place, person, organization, concept … has a unique ID
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“Now, I want you to put your data on the web”
Tim Berners-Lee, TED 2009
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“The Semantic Web is a Web
- f Data”
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What is going to happen, next?
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Carmel is an entrepreneur, researcher and a software engineer. She is also founder of Ligilo, a startup developing a Semantic Web platform for professional communities’ discussions and content sharing. She is now a PhD student at the Internet Research Center at Haifa University. She has worked for 12 years at IBM R&D labs on various biomedical informatics projects, dealing with medical decision support systems, knowledge & data management, and search technologies.
Web 3.0 & me
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The Public Knowledge Workshop
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Bringing the semantic web and linked data to the people
Recently, Dagan started Segolica, a project of a CMS based on linked data principles. Nir Dagan has a PhD in economics, and is an autodidact in web technologies. He is interested in practical applications of the semantic web.
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Lightning Talks
- Tell us what you do
- Share your ideas
- 5 minutes max.
- No Q&A
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I’d love to hear your feedback, come to me You can also send proposals for new talks to david@insideout.io
Share your feedback
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Now it’s your turn! upload photos give a rating suggest a topic
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Links
Entrepreneurs See a Web Guided by Common Sense, John Markoff, Nov 2006 The Next Web, Tim Berners-Lee, TED 2009