What is Web 3.0 all About it.

What IS Web 3.0 ? and is going to change in the world.

 

the evolution in the internet is the web 3.0
Web 3.0 is slated to be the new paradigm in web interaction and will mark a fundamental change in how developers create websites
We have probably heard the term “web 3.0” floating around the internet. Simply put, web 3.0 is the new phase of the internet’s evolution. The changes that web 3.0 is bringing to the internet is going to take it to a whole new level. Computer scientists and Internet experts believe that these changes are going to make the internet smarter and our lives easier. So, to understand these paradigm-shifting changes, let’s first look at the evolution of the internet as we know it.
Before We know about what is web 3.0 we must know what are web evolutions,
The evolution begins
web 1.0 >web 2.0>web 3.0

the first world has introduced with the web 1.0 which provide the facility of reading only to the user and there are a lot of articles that have been written on the web 1.0

to provide information all over the world these paragraphs include books poems business articles and many more but the drawback is the user is unable to write anything on web 1.0 this is called a read-only platform.

Web 2.0

The second change in the world of the internet is the version web 2.0 it has provided users the read and write facility.

the user is not only able to search and read the information but it allows users to create their own content and upload it to the world of internet this will also provide users the earning facility from their contents by running ads on their contents but these contents are saved on the servers of the different companies like youtube and many other sites we must compromise with our privacy while we use this facility of the web this version of web 2.0 introduced us with videos images graphics and a lot of things all the webs are built on this platform that we are using now and it has made us talk on video calls and so on Web 2.0’s main aim was to make the internet more democratic and make it as user-accessible as possible.

Web 3.0

Chances that you are already familiar with the vision of web 3.0 

You Even Know About the concept of machine learning definitely the name tells you all about this concept the machine learn from the user interaction and gives you some suggestions. the machine and website learn itself by some user interaction and become more intelligent day by day 

web 3.0 allows users and applications to receive information and provide new information to the user by its own intelligence 

According to some intellengence igencies the web 3.0 will work on the block chain technology means there is know owner of this technology and no on can control, Delete and change our data. and there is also no any server that stores our data and provide it to others to harm our privacy. the whole technology will work on the system of blocks thewill be made by the computers like crypto and users have a facility of earning by making this block chain widest "As gian gonzaga Phd senior director of research and developer" Says: The web can gives something back that was not previously known web 3.0 learns and understand who you are and give somthing back.

The Four Properties of Web 3.0

To understand the nuances and subtleties of web 3.0 lets look the four properties of web 3.0.

• Semantic web
• Artificial Intelligence
• 3D Graphics
• Ubiquitous 

Symnatic web.

the one of the key element of web3.0 tim burner lee coined the term for a web of data that can be proposed by machines tim burner lee origionally expressed his vision of symnatic web as follows:

“I have a dream for the Web [in which computers] become capable of analyzing all the data on the Web – the content, links, and transactions between people and computers. A “Semantic Web”, which makes this possible, has yet to emerge, but when it does, the day-to-day mechanisms of trade, bureaucracy, and our daily lives will be handled by machines talking to machines. The “intelligent agents” people have touted for ages will finally materialize.”

Ok, so what does that mean in simple language? What does semantics really mean?

What is the difference between “I love Bitcoin” and “I <3 Bitcoin”?

The syntax between the two sentences is different but the semantics between the two is identical. Semantics deals with the meaning or the emotion conveyed by the data, and in our case, both of those sentences express the same sentiment.

Semantic web along with artificial intelligence are the two cornerstones of web 3.0. The semantic web will help teach the computer what the data means and that will evolve artificial intelligence that can utilize that information. The core idea is to create a spiderweb of knowledge across the internet which will help it to understand the meaning of words to generate, share, and connect content through search and analysis.

Thanks to semantic metadata, Web 3.0 will help in greater connectivity between data. As a result, the user experience evolves to another level of connectivity that leverages all the available information.

2.Artificial Intelligence.

Up next we have artificial intelligence. Currently, along with the blockchain technology, AI is the hottest and the most disruptive tech out there. According to Wikipedia, “In the field of computer science, artificial intelligence, sometimes called machine intelligence, is intelligence demonstrated by machines, in contrast to the natural intelligence displayed by humans and other animals.” As such, artificial intelligence will help machines become more intelligent to satisfy the needs of users.

AI will allow websites to filter and present users the best data possible. Currently in web 2.0, we have started taking user opinions to help us understand the quality of a particular product/asset. Think of a website like Rotten Tomatoes where users get to vote on a list of movies. Movies with a higher rating are usually considered “good movies”. Lists like these help us get to the “good data” without going through “bad data.”

Peer reviews, as we have already mentioned, is one of the biggest contributions of Web 2.0. However, as we know, human recommendations are not incorruptible. A group of people may get together and give positive ratings to an undeserving movie, boosting their ratings up. Artificial intelligence can learn how to separate the good from the bad and gives us reliable data.

3. 3D Graphics.

Web 3.0 is going to change the future of the internet develops from the simple 2D web into a more realistic three-dimensional cyberworld. The three-dimensional design is being used extensively in websites and services in Web 3.0 such as online games, e-commerce, real-estate industry etc.

As alien as this concept sounds, the fact remains that there are thousands of people around this world who are already interacting in this space. Think about online games like Second Life or World of Warcraft where users are far more interested in the well-being of their online avatars than their real-world selves.

Philip Rosedale, the founder of Second Life, believes that virtual identities will become as popular as email addresses and mobile phones. This may seem far-fetched but remember that just 20 years ago in 1997, only a handful of people owned their email addresses. There is every chance that the amount of people with 3D identities is going to be on the rise.

4.Ubiquitous.

Ubiquitous means the idea of existing or being everywhere, especially at the same time i.e., omnipresent. We have already got this feature in Web 2.0. Think of social media websites like Instagram, users capture images on the camera and they can upload and distribute it online where they become their intellectual property. The image thus becomes accessible everywhere aka ubiquitous.

Development of mobile devices and internet access will make the web 3.0 experience available anywhere at any time. The internet will no longer only be on your desktop like with Web 1.0, or your smartphone, like Web 2.0. It will be omnipotent. Web 3.0 may as well be called the web of everything and everywhere, as most things around you are connected online aka Internet of Things.

We are slowly reaching this level, but we are steadily getting there.

Challenges of Web 3.0 Implementation

Let’s look at some of the biggest challenges of Web 3.0 implementation:

• Vastness: The internet is HUGE. It contains billions of page and the SNOMED CT medical terminology ontology alone includes 370,000 class names, and existing technology has not yet been able to eliminate all semantically duplicated terms. Any reasoning system which can read all this data and understand its functionality will have to be able to deal with vast amounts of data.
• Vagueness: User queries are not really specific and can be extremely vague at the best of times. Fuzzy logic is used to deal with vagueness.
• Uncertainty:  The internet deals with scores of uncertain values. For example, a patient might present a set of symptoms that correspond to many different distinct diagnoses each with a different probability. Probabilistic reasoning techniques are generally employed to address uncertainty.
• Inconsistency: Inconsistent data can lead to logical contradiction and unpredictive analysis.
• Deceit: While AI can help in filtering data, what if all the data provided is intentionally wrong and misleading. Cryptography techniques are currently utilized to stop this problem.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Web 3.0

The Advantages of the Web 3.0:

• Increased information linking: Semantic web will help in the connectivity of online data.
• Efficient searching
• Better marketing.
• More efficient web browsing.
• Effective communication.
• Change human interaction.

The Disadvantages of Web 3.0:

• Less advanced devices will not be able to handle Web 3.0.
• Web 1.0 websites will seem that much more obsolete
• It can be very complicated for newcomers to understand.

Conclusion

So, there you have it. We are on the verge of a real internet revolution. While it is true that there are several challenges to Web 3.0 implementation, the sheer innovation that it can bring to our lives is truly mind-boggling. While there is a lot of hype, we still need some practical use-cases of Web 3.0 to truly understand the positive changes it can bring to our lives.