Abstract:
This special issue on Knowledge Graph Generation from Text aims to capture recent advances
and emerging trends in this field, with particular emphasis on the impact of large language
models (LLMs) and foundation models on knowledge graph construction. At the same time, it
addresses persistent challenges related to accuracy, completeness, bias, privacy, provenance, and
scalability.While significant progress has been made across domains such as scientific knowl
edge, question answering, commonsense reasoning, automotive systems, and biomedicine, the
automated creation of large-scale, high-quality knowledge graphs from text remains an open
challenge. This special issue provides a focused forum to consolidate current research, assess
limitations, and stimulate future directions.