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Pitfalls in AI-Generated Ontologies: Strategies for Detection and Mitigation

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This paper introduces a complementary set of ontology pitfalls targeting patterns that are not necessary produced by human ontology engineers but commonly arise from LLM-assisted ontology generation, including semantic redundancies, hierarchy conflicts, and property modeling artifacts.

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