The Three Key Technological Aspects of Web 3.0
The technologies used in Web 3.0 will be distinctively different from what we have now in Web 2.0. We are in process of spawning the core technologies of Web 3.0 where the machine extends human powered knowledge. In order for the machine to extend human powered knowledge, it needs to satisfy three technological aspects as follows:
First, the data needs to have a machine readable structure.
Second, the computing resource needs to be unlimitedly expandable to process huge set of data.
Third, the algorithm needs to be more like human intelligence.
Yes, some may be able to recognize the fact that I just explained the popular Internet trends in plain words, i.e. semantic web, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence such as collaborative filtering. This Web 3.0 stack will make the machine a crucial player in creating (or assembling) new data which expands the current knowledge base.
Thus, the HEART(Highly Extensible & Accumulative RDF Table) project will be the foundation technology of the Web 3.0 since it tackles all the key aspects of Web 3.0.
