Ontology is the real guardrail: How to stop AI agents from misunderstanding your business

VentureBeatSunday, November 30, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
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Ontology is the real guardrail: How to stop AI agents from misunderstanding your business
  • Enterprises are investing heavily in AI agents to enhance business processes, yet many face challenges due to the agents' limited understanding of business data and context. This misunderstanding often arises from siloed data systems that fail to provide a coherent view across departments, leading to misinterpretations of key terms like 'customer' and 'product'.
  • The ability of AI agents to accurately interpret business data is crucial for enterprises aiming to leverage AI for operational efficiency. Misunderstandings can lead to poor decision-making and reduced ROI on AI investments, highlighting the need for improved data integration and context awareness.
  • The evolving landscape of data regulations, such as potential changes to GDPR, reflects a growing recognition of the need for businesses to adapt their data practices. As companies seek to enhance AI capabilities, the balance between compliance and innovation remains a critical issue, with implications for data privacy and the ethical use of AI.
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