The Human Position in an Artificial World: : Creativity, Ethics and AI in Knowledge Organization

Table of contents
Session 1: OPENING SESSION
	Knowledge Graphs and Analytics for Data Linking (Keynotepaper)|Jem Rayfield
	Fandom, Folksonomies and Creativity: the case of the Archive of Our Own|Ludi Price
Session 2A: AI
	Semantic Enrichment of Linked Personal Authority Data: a casestudy of elites in late Imperial China|Shu-jiun Chen
	Towards a Process for Criminal Semantic Information Fusion to Obtain Situational Projections|Valdir Amancio Pereira Junior, Gustavo Marttos Cáceres Pereira, Leonardo Castro Botega
	The Role of Knowledge Organisation Systems in Business Intelligence: a literature review|Tanja Svarre, Marianne Lykke, Ann Bygholm
Session 2B: ETHICS
	Ethical Considerations and Social Responsibility in Library Catalogues|Drahomira Cupar, Ljiljana Poljak
	Ethical Challenges in Archival Knowledge Organization: the description of personal data for long-term preservation|José Augusto Chaves Guimarães, Natalia Tognoli, José Augusto Bagatini, Daniel Martínez-Ávila
	Developments in Ethics of Knowledge Organization: from critical approaches to classifications to controlled digital communication practices|Joana Casenave, Widad Mustafa El Hadi
Sessions 3 & 4: IKO CASE STUDY CAFÉ
Session 5: CREATIVITY
	Digital Creativity Support: designing AI to augment human creativity|Neil Maiden
	The Respective Roles of Intellectual Creativity and Automation in Representing Diversity: human and machine generated bias|Vanda Broughton
Session 6A: CREATIVITY
	Creating an Ontology of Risk: a human-mediated process|David Haynes
	Human-In-The-Loop Topic Modelling: Assessing topic labelling and genre-topic relations with a movie plot summary corpus|Paul Matthews
	Fake News as an Emergent Subject Domain: conceptual and ethical perspectives for the development of a critical knowledge organisation|Rafael Cacciolari Dalessandro, José Augusto Chaves Guimarães, D. Grant Campbell
	Power, Truth and Creativity: the ethical dimensions of the knowledge organization of art|Deborah Lee
Session 6B: AI AND TAXONOMIES
	Paradigmatic Similarities in Knowledge Representation between AI and Ontological Systems|Jian Qin
	Should we Abandon all Taxonomies in the Light of New AI Tools?|Michael Upshall
	Algorithmic Relevance: a case of knowledge representation, organization and discovery systems|Lala Hajibayova
	AI: Artificial Intelligence or Autistic Intelligence? Keeping knowledge organisation human|Patrick Lambe
Session 7: DISCUSSION PANEL. In an AI-Supported World, Where Do the Opportunities Lie for Knowledge Organization?
Session 8: AI, KO AND RETRIEVAL
	On Machine Learning and Knowledge Organization in Multimedia Information Retrieval|Andrew MacFarlane, Sondess Missaoui, Sylwia Frankowska-Takhari
	Rethinking ‘Advanced Search’: an AI-based approach to search strategy formulation|Tony Russell-Rose
	Intelligent Behavior-Based Techniques: do they have a role in enterprise search?|Marianne Lykke, Ann Bygholm, Tanja Svarre
POSTERS
	Retrieval and Visualization of Related Knowledge in Linked Open Data|Henrique Monteiro Cristovão, Luís Otávio Rigo Júnior
	Visualising Knowledge in Cultural Heritage|Mike Kelly
	Modeling Performing Arts Archives in South Korea Based on FRBRoo|Ziyoung Park
	Artificial Intelligence in Information Retrieval: forty years on|Linda C. Smith
	BuildVoc Simple Knowledge Organization System for Information retrieval|Phil Stacey
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