23-24 September, Olympia London. Coginiti on Stand E34.

A Berkeley/Stanford paper shows better models absorb agent scaffolding while semantic failures dominate. Why persistent, governed semantic context becomes the durable engineering problem.

AI token spend is climbing past developer salaries even as per-token prices fall. The durable fix is architectural: a semantic layer that cuts the tokens you spend at the source.

The Open Semantic Interchange became Apache Ossie (incubating) in June. The spec didn't change—the governance did. For a standard whose job is to be trusted by competitors, governance is the product.

Coginiti 26.6 puts the model directly in the data transformation pipeline. LLM Blocks, a new first-class block type in CoginitiScript, let you embed AI reasoning alongside SQL in governed, publishable...

MIT CISR's semantic layer briefing gets the failure mode right: AI on ungoverned data fails plausibly, not loudly. But its own evidence points past representation to operationalization.

Three different technologies share one name. If you're evaluating a "semantic layer" right now, you need to know which one you're buying.

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