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Building SkyNet for Science: Discovering New Frontiers Using Embedded Knowledge

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Discovery in the digital environment is primarily mediated by machines. Unfortunately, the machines don't speak our language. Therefore, we must find standard ways of representing and communicating our requests, and standards for embedding and exchanging knowledge about digital objects. With the rise of the machines, we need to consider what information encodings will allow them to most efficiently process and analyze the vast range of information that is available. We need to find ways to communicate human recommendations and preferences, and to enable people to successfully explore the new digital frontier.

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  1. Slide 1: Building SkyNet for Science Discovering New Frontiers Using Embedded Knowledge Richard Akerman NISO Discovery Tools Forum March 27, 2008
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  10. Slide 10:How can we better serve the machines?
  11. Slide 11:The machines don’t speak our language
  12. Slide 12: We must become knowledge translators
  13. Slide 13: To Serve Machine • Produce information in formats that machines can understand, in parallel with formats that are human readable • Every web resource its machine reader • Have a limited number of formats, keep them simple, and enable easy interchange