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* '''Manas Gaur''' ''Neurosymbolic AI for High Stakes Applications in the LLM Era''
* '''Manas Gaur''' ''Neurosymbolic AI for High Stakes Applications in the LLM Era''
* '''Luis Lamb'''
** [https://kai2.umbc.edu/ Website]
* '''Luis Lamb''' ''Neurosymbolic AI: From research to industry''
** Abstract: Neurosymbolic AI integrates neural machine learning with symbolic reasoning, combining data-driven learning with knowledge representation and logical inference.  This integration addresses a limitation of neural methods--the lack of interpretability and formal semantics--which are essential in safety-critical domains where logic and formal methods have excelled. This talk briefly surveys the foundations, representative frameworks, and tools of neurosymbolic AI.<br/>We examine how neurosymbolic methods are adopted in industrial settings. Finally, we review recent deployments and product developments from industry, an assessment of open problems and current research directions.


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Session Ontologies and AI
Duration 1 hour
Date/Time 25 Mar 2026 16:00 GMT
9:00am PDT/12:00pm EDT
4:00pm GMT/5:00pm CET
Convener Gary Berg-Cross

Ontology Summit 2026 Ontologies and AI

  • Manas Gaur Neurosymbolic AI for High Stakes Applications in the LLM Era
  • Luis Lamb Neurosymbolic AI: From research to industry
    • Abstract: Neurosymbolic AI integrates neural machine learning with symbolic reasoning, combining data-driven learning with knowledge representation and logical inference. This integration addresses a limitation of neural methods--the lack of interpretability and formal semantics--which are essential in safety-critical domains where logic and formal methods have excelled. This talk briefly surveys the foundations, representative frameworks, and tools of neurosymbolic AI.
      We examine how neurosymbolic methods are adopted in industrial settings. Finally, we review recent deployments and product developments from industry, an assessment of open problems and current research directions.

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