🌞 Oh happy day!
The #ossym23 proceedings have been published and are now publicly available for download here:
https://e-publishing.cern.ch/index.php/OSSYM/issue/view/164/135

They are peer-reviewed and document the many innovative + interdisciplinary contributions of the #ossym23 International #OpenSearchSymposium. A big shoutout to CERN for hosting the even from 4 to 6 October 23 – like in previous years.

📌 Also, save the date for #ossym24, taking place at @LRZ_DE from 9-11 October 24: https://opensearchfoundation.org/events-d/ossym2024-d/

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✅ The peer-reviewed #ossym23 proceedings have been published:
https://e-publishing.cern.ch/index.php/OSSYM/issue/view/164/135

The 5th volume of the #ossym proceedings documents the many innovative + interdisciplinary contributions of the #ossym23 International Open Search Symposium. Organized by @osf & hosted at CERN in Geneva from 4 - 6 October 23, the conference brought together researchers, technology experts, political representatives & industry executives to discuss the foundations of human-centred, transparent #OpenWebSearch.

⭐️ OpenSearch #AdventCalendar | Day 16
Another day, another #AlternativeSearchEngine

Introducing Mojeek - a search engine that – according to them – provides unbiased, fast, and relevant search results combined with a no tracking privacy policy.
Mojeek founder Colin Hayhurst was a speaker at this year’s #ossym23 where he introduced Mojeek to the #OpenWebSearch Community: https://lnkd.in/dgpDk2GF

Find the #Mojeek-Facts in today´s advent calendar post: https://opensearchfoundation.org/en/adventcalendar-2023/

🥁 Grand finale! Read our recap of day 3 at #ossym23.

Spoiler alert: Angella Ndaka from the University of Otago and the The Centre for Africa Epistemic Justice shared insights on the Ubuntu principle and discussed concerns about biases with regard to representation of African women online.

Amongst many more interesting presentations we also got to dive into Web Search in times of #AI.

More ⬇️: https://opensearchfoundation.org/en/review-ossym23-day-three/

#OpenWebSearch #OpenWebSearchSymposium

🏊 Let´s dive into day 2 at #ossym23 (recap)

This one was special. Among the keynote speakers were no other than 🇪🇺 Věra Jourová  – Vice-president of the EU-Commission for Values and Transparency as well as Ricardo Baeza-Yates – Director at the Institute of Experiential AI at Northeastern University USA. Read about what they had to say and stay tuned for a recap of the third and final day at #OpenSearchSymposium 2023.

https://opensearchfoundation.org/en/review-ossym23-day-two/

#OpenWebSearch #OpenWebSearchCommunity

🤗 Throwback! Before we dive into the jolly X-Mas season we’re still thrilled about the great lineup at #ossym23

We have published a review covering all three days at CERN in Geneva.
Read all about the fascinating keynotes and presentations from Day 1 – including a picture gallery ➡ https://lnkd.in/dMzM6m-D
Stay tuned for Day 2.

📍Also, make sure to check out the detailed hashtag#ossym proceedings 2022 report https://lnkd.in/dQVHidgk

#OpenWebSearch #OpenSearchSymposium

#ossym23 #flashback
"Building Authentic AI: The Synergy of Decentralized Knowledge Graph and Community Incentives" was discussed by Branimir Rakic, co-founder and CTO at Trace Labs (Core developers of the OriginTrail Decentralized Knowledge Graph)

#OpenWebSearch #OpenSearchSymposium

#ossym23 flashback #researchtracks:
In his talk “Open (Web) Search, a booster for Open Science?” Tobias Hecking of German Aerospace Center (DLR) discussed how DLR is working to improve the synergistic searchability and findability of internal documents, data, publications and computer code, together with external web resources and web indices generated in the upcoming pan-European Open Web Search ecosystem.

#OpenSearchSymposium #OpenWebSearch

#ossym23 flashback #researchtracks:
“Europe’s Technical Debt: Why We Need Web Search in the Age of Generative AI” was presented by Malte Ostendorff.

Further authors:
Pedro Ortiz Suarez, Julián Moreno Schneider, Georg Rehm of Deutsches Forschungszentrum für Künstliche Intelligenz (DFKI)

#OpenSearchSymposium #OpenWebSearch @openwebsearcheu

#ossym23 flashback:
"Exploring the Landscape of Innovation: A Network-Based Approach for Visualizing and Analyzing Heterogeneous Patent Graphs"

Patent applications are rising, 3.4 million filed in 2021 alone. André Rattinger of Technical University Graz explained how retrieval, categorisation + visualisation of this huge number of patents can be tackled e.g. by combining unstructured with structured data to create patent graphs.

#OpenSearchSymposium #OpenWebSearch @openwebsearcheu