This article is Part 2 of my two articles on the Four Ways of Knowing. In Part 1 , I presented a quaternary epistemological map and introduced each quadrant according to examples from Western and Eastern traditions and paradigmatic Western thinkers. In Part 2, I will use the developed model to analyze specific systems and traditions and compare them with each other. Finally, I will conclude with a critique of modernity’s imbalanced understanding of knowledge as a primarily on

This article is Part 1 of my two articles on the Four Ways of Knowing. I present a quaternary epistemological framework and introduce each quadrant according to examples from Western and Eastern traditions and paradigmatic Western thinkers. In Part 2 , I use the developed map to analyze specific systems and traditions and compare them with each other — concluding with a critique of modernity’s imbalanced understanding of knowledge as a primarily one-sided Bottom-Right discipl

Description: Developing and evaluating custom RAG agent vs. off-the-shelf solutions (e.g., NotebookLM ) for knowledge management (at Roche Diagnostics) Integrating AI agents into a car shop ERP (ZosimoLab collaboration) Methods: AI agents Vector stores Evaluation with Ragas & MLFlow / LangSmith Specials: Possible applications 1: knowledge management & sharing Possible applications 2: many possible task automations Technology: Python, MLflow, LangChain, RavenAI, Ragas, L

Towards a Philosophy of Science in the Age of AI I feel that — at a time when data technologies, and generative AI in particular, are about to dramatically change our lives and societies — the moment has come for a philosophical reflection on data and science. This text is my attempt at such a philosophy. Philosophy is concerned with completion, with the recollection and unification of parts that have been separated. While my attempt here is somewhat extensive for a blog arti