Saturday, 12 April 2008
Week 9, Task 6: Web 3.0
Web 2.0 is the "current generation" of internet technology that we are using. With it, we can perform all of the tasks we associate with the internet: working, shopping, communicating, researching, but there is a limit to it, and to how much a computer understands. Web 3.0 is the next patch, or upgrade that is predicted to happen to the internet. It will stem from things such as the semantic web, where a computer can read items designed for humans, and reaches towards the first artificial intelligence is expected. It will give us a much wider understanding of the internet through direct communications with other machines, rather than the pages they hold within them.
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Nathan,
Yes, this seems a perfectly sound explanation!I think Web 3.0 will give us more defined graphics too, and allow for more produser ability.
All the best
Emma
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