AI and Web Evolution Overview

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Which of the following is a feature of Web 3.0?

  • Decentralized ownership (correct)
  • Limited interaction
  • Static web pages
  • One-way communication

Web 1.0 primarily allows for user-generated content.

False (B)

What technology is primarily associated with Web 2.0?

Social media

Alan Turing's concept of 'thinking machines' led to the development of the __________.

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Match the following web concepts with their descriptions:

<p>Web 1.0 = Static web pages with limited interaction Web 2.0 = Dynamic platforms with user-generated content Web 3.0 = Semantic web enabling machine understanding Web 4.0 = Integration of AI, big data, IoT, and cloud computing</p> Signup and view all the answers

What defines the primary focus of Web 3.0 compared to Web 2.0?

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Privacy and security risks are more prevalent in decentralized systems than in centralized ones.

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Name one key feature that distinguishes Web 2.0 from Web 3.0.

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The technology focus of Web 2.0 mainly includes _________.

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Which characteristic is NOT associated with Web 3.0?

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Web 1.0

Static web, read-only pages with limited interaction. Primarily one-way communication.

Web 2.0

Dynamic, interactive web. User-generated content and collaboration.

Web 3.0

Semantic web, intelligent and interconnected web. Machines understand data as humans do.

Web 2.0 Data Control

Centralized. Data ownership and control rests with the platform.

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Web 3.0 Data Control

Decentralized. Data ownership is distributed.

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Web 2.0 Technology

Social media, AJAX, and similar web technologies.

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Web 3.0 Technology

AI, blockchain, and technologies enabling machine understanding.

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Web 2.0 User Interaction

User-generated content, comments, and social interaction.

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Web 3.0 User Interaction

Machine understanding of data, allowing for AI-driven interaction.

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Turing Test

Test for evaluating machine intelligence.

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Study Notes

AI Evolution

  • Alan Turing's concept of "thinking machines" led to the Turing Test for evaluating machine intelligence.
  • AI has rapidly progressed since the late 20th century.

Web 4.0 Overview

  • Web 4.0 will combine AI, big data, IoT, and cloud computing.
  • This will create intelligent environments with better data processing capabilities and web mining.

Web 1.0

  • Web 1.0 (early 1990s to early 2000s) was a "static web."
  • It offered primarily read-only pages with limited user interaction.
  • Communication was largely one-way, from website owners to users.

Web 2.0

  • Web 2.0 (early 2000s) featured dynamic and interactive platforms.
  • It emphasized user-generated content and collaboration (e.g., social media, blogs, video sharing).

Web 3.0 Characteristics

  • Also known as the "Semantic Web," Web 3.0 aims for intelligent and interconnected experiences.
  • It allows machines to understand data similarly to humans.
  • Key features include semantic search, personalization, integration, and decentralization (e.g., blockchain).

Web 2.0 vs. Web 3.0 Comparison

  • Definition: Web 2.0 is the "social web," Web 3.0 is the "semantic web."
  • Data Control: Web 2.0 is centralized; Web 3.0 is decentralized.
  • Technology Focus: Web 2.0 focuses on social media; Web 3.0 emphasizes AI and blockchain.
  • User Interaction: Web 2.0 relies on user-generated content; Web 3.0 involves machine understanding.
  • Data Interpretation: Web 2.0 is primarily human-driven; Web 3.0 utilizes AI.
  • Personalization: Web 2.0 offers limited personalization; Web 3.0 provides deeper personalization.
  • Ownership: Web 2.0 is characterized by centralized platforms; Web 3.0 promotes decentralized ownership.
  • Monetization: Web 2.0 often uses advertising; Web 3.0 explores decentralized systems.
  • Web Technologies: Web 2.0 uses AJAX and social networks; Web 3.0 employs AI and decentralized applications.
  • Privacy and Security: Web 2.0 has risks in centralized systems; Web 3.0 promises enhanced privacy in decentralized models.

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