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The Semantic Network Knowledge Model (1968)

    Ross Quillian introduced semantic networks in his Ph.D. thesis, establishing a breakthrough method for computers to store human-like conceptual relationships. By mapping words as nodes connected by logical links, he created the foundational framework for modern semantic webs, knowledge bases, and early natural language understanding.

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