WEB 3.0
Web 3.0, the upcoming phase of the internet’s development, represents a move toward a decentralized and connected digital environment. By giving user empowerment and data management top priority, it departs from the present web (Web 2.0). With the help of distributed and blockchain technology, Web 3.0 aspires to spread control away from centralized organizations while promoting trust and facilitating peer-to-peer interactions. Interoperability, which enables various platforms and apps to easily communicate and share data, is another aspect of this evolution that is stressed. The Semantic Web component of Web 3.0 involves improving search precision and personalization with AI by helping robots comprehend the context and meaning of content. By addressing privacy issues, reducing the need for middlemen, and reshaping online interactions, this vision aims to give people more control over their online personas. Web 3.0, however, is still at the conceptual and developmental stages, with practical implementation and widespread adoption ongoing.