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This year’s Taxonomy Boot Camp, says chair Stephanie Lemieux, is going to really dive into what it means to work in a world with much more automation. “Many of our speakers are knee-deep in projects to make taxonomy support machine learning and AI, so I’m excited to have conversations with attendees about how we incorporate these tools into our practice without neglecting the role of subject matter expertise.” The art of blending machine-friendly architecture and human-friendly design and semantics is the hot topic this year. Not everything can or should be automated. Where do we need to leverage human expertise—taxonomist, subject matter expert, or both—to make sure the machines are doing their work correctly? What is the role of human-in-the-loop processes in the development, enrichment, and governance of information solutions? How can tax- onomists use these tools to boost their ability to analyze large volumes of data?