Ina O' Murchu

Web 3 Technologist & Technopreneur - Ina O' Murchu is an Irish technopreneur and founder of Social Web Strategy, with a passion for AI, digital innovation, sustainability, and wellness. She develops technology-driven solutions that help organisations adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing world. Her work focuses on the intersection of emerging technologies, human well-being, and positive societal impact.

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Future Of Web 3 – A Paradigm Shift in the Digital Landscape

The digital world is on the cusp of a revolutionary transformation, and at the forefront of this evolution is Web 3. As the Internet continues to evolve, Web 3 emerges as a dynamic and revolutionary concept that promises to reshape the way we interact, transact, and experience the online realm. In this guide, we’ll explore […]

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The Age of Artificial Intelligence: A Potential Gateway to Totalitarianism

Artificial intelligence is one of the most powerful technologies of our time, and that power cuts both ways. The same systems that can diagnose disease or coordinate disaster relief can also watch, sort, and score entire populations. This is where AI surveillance stops being science fiction and becomes a genuine question about freedom: could AI,

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Knowledge Graphs – 5 Things To Know With Real World Use Cases

In today’s world, we are generating and storing data at an unprecedented rate. However, making sense of this data can be a challenge. Enter knowledge graphs – a powerful tool for organising and analysing complex data. Knowledge graphs represent data as a graph structure, allowing for easy connections between entities and relationships.  In this blog

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Introducing Large Language Models (LLMs), Their Applications and Scalability

Language models play a crucial role in natural language processing, enabling machines to understand, generate, and respond to human language. Over the years, language models have become more sophisticated, leading to the development of LLMs—Large Language Models. These models leverage massive datasets and complex algorithms to achieve previously unimaginable feats in language understanding and generation.

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Publication: Linking Semantically Enabled Online Community Sites

Publication: Linking Semantically Enabled Online Community Sites

Online community sites have replaced the traditional means of keeping a community informed via libraries and publishing. At present, online communities are islands that are not interlinked. We describe different types of online communities and tools that are currently used to build and support such communities. Ontologies and semantic web technologies offer an upgrade path

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Publication: WikiOnt Ontology for describing Wikipedia Articles - Ina

Publication: WikiOnt-An Ontology For Describing & Exchanging Wikipedia Articles

Ontologies are formal specifications of how to represent the entities in a specific area and the interrelations among them. In the Semantic Web, ontologies can be used to share and reuse knowledge via the Web and they can be seen as a means for knowledge management on a global scale. A specific wiki ontology can

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Publication: Sematic Social Network Portal - Ina

Publication: Semantic Social Network Portal For Collaborative Online Communities

The motivation for this investigation in this paper is the development of a semantic social network portal (SSNP), which will support the efforts in enterprise training units to up-skill employees in the company and facilitate the creation and reuse of knowledge in online communities. A combination of a semantic web-based knowledge management framework and social

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