Leader of Semantic Web Movement Joins ai-one Partner Network

June 2, 2011 - PRLog -- La Jolla CA | Zurich | Berlin - ai-one inc., a provider of software development kits (SDK) for machine learning applications has signed Ontologica as an IT Services Consulting Partner. Founded by Barbara Starr, Ontologica provides natural language processing, semantic search and semantic application development services to numerous defense, commercial and eCommerce clients.

“Barbara is one of the thought-leaders in semantic technologies. Her endorsement of our technology reflects that we are attracting some of the best minds working on real world semantic web applications.  We can’t wait to see what she does with ai-one’s Topic-Mapper to automate RDFa link building across large scale eCommerce clients”, says Tom Marsh, President and COO of ai-one. RDFa link building is a relatively new technique that boosts traffic to websites by providing verifiable information about a vendor.

According to Barbara Starr, CEO of Ontologica, “ai-one’s SDK is different from other machine learning tools in two very important ways: First, it automatically generates lightweight ontologies that are far more accurate and scalable than humans can curate. Second, ai-one generates dynamic topologies that create a unique data model to give the best answer to each specific question.  The result is a system that is more accurate and relevant than any other SDK I have seen.”

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About ai-one inc., ai-one provides technologies that enable programmers to build artificial intelligence into software programs. Based in San Diego with offices in Zurich and Berlin, ai-one’s “biologically inspired intelligence” is a virtual brain that learns without human intervention. Technically described as an adaptive holosemantic data space with semiotic capabilities, ai-one’s approach provides more accurate answers than competing technologies. The Topic-Mapper™ SDK for text enables developers to create intelligent applications that deliver better sense-making capabilities for semantic discovery, lightweight ontologies, knowledge collaboration, sentiment analysis, artificial intelligence and data mining.