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Semantic Layer-Enabled AI

Sep 2026 · Computer · Vol 59, pp. 141-146 · 0 citations · 12 references

Abstract

This article explains how ontology-based semantic layers work and advocates for their use as versatile enterprise tools. They add shared meaning, context, and governance to data, improving integration, analytics, oversight, and AI reliability across organizational systems.

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