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Beyond silos: AI as a personal knowledge management system

Jul 2, 2024

in AI, Productivity, Technology

note-taking, obsidian, personal knowledge management, Phi, PKM, semantic desktop, small language model

The future of personal knowledge management lies beyond siloed note-taking apps. We need a system that integrates information across various platforms and formats, creating meaningful connections in our fragmented digital lives. Whether through browser-based solutions, operating system integration, or local AI models, the goal is a seamless, intelligent layer that unifies our entire digital ecosystem.
The semantic desktop and research papers

Nov 28, 2008

in Research, Scholarship, Technology

author, default search application, desktop search, documents, file using author, files, filesystem, ideas, kde, linux, metadata, Microsoft Windows, MP3, nepomuk, Ontology, operating system, Personalized, qt4, research, semantic desktop, tags, temporary solution, themes, thesis, usable solution

I’ve been following the idea of a semantic desktop for a few years now, waiting for someone to implement a framework that enables a user to actually do something that’s useful. I think that time has come. It seems as if KDE has managed to integrate the Networked Environment for Personalized, Ontology-based Management of Unified…