OVERVIEW
SKGi 2026 is motivated by intersection of Knowledge Graphs (KGs) and semantically oriented technologies, in the context of intelligent Agents in productive scenarios, and how these approaches enable scalable, efficient, and trustworthy features in AI applications. As agentic and generative AI rapidly evolves, integrating symbolic and neural methods becomes essential to address challenges such as explainability, data alignment, and system robustness. Topics also include Graph RAG approaches, other scalable approaches to KG construction and exploitation, maintenance and usage, energy-efficient AI, and user-centered KG interfaces. The workshop brings together academic researchers and industry practitioners to discuss practical solutions and the future of Semantic Web technologies in the era of foundation models.
This third edition expands the scope to explicitly include Agentic AI solutions and their intersection with Knowledge Graphs. This reflects the growing industry demand for hybrid symbolic-neural systems that combine the robustness and structure of KGs with the flexibility and generative power of foundation models.
TOPIC OF INTEREST
We invite contributions from both academia and industry across a wide range of topics, including:
Intelligent Agents for Industrial Knowledge Graphs
Scalable Agent-Based Knowledge Graph Systems
Autonomous Agents for Knowledge Graph Construction and Maintenance
Multi-Agent Systems for Knowledge Graph Reasoning
Agent-Driven Knowledge Graph Integration and Analytics
Other KGs powered applications in the Real-World Settings
Scalable construction and maintenance of KGs
Streaming and temporal data in knowledge graphs
Energy-efficient and sustainable KG-based AI systems
Trustworthy AI: explainability and traceability through KGs
User interfaces and human-in-the-loop systems for KGs
AIM & SCOPE
Researchers in Semantic Web, Knowledge Representation, LLMs, and Hybrid AI
Engineers and practitioners deploying KG/LLM systems in industry
Tool builders and system architects in hybrid AI systems
Industry professionals interested in scalable AI knowledge infrastructures
AI researchers interested in building trustworthy and efficient AI pipelines
Students and early-career researchers working at the intersection of symbolic and neural AI
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Diego Rincon-Yanez PhD, WU Wien & BiLAI COE (Austria)
Fabio Gil-Zuluaga PhD, CEU San Pablo University (Spain)
Pulici Martino, Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence (Germany), Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich (Germany)
STEERING COMITEE
Prof. Michael Cochez, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Prof. Arlid Waaler, University of Oslo (Norway)
Prof. Evgeny Kharlamov, Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence (Germany) & University of Oslo (Norway)