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W eb 1.0 - 3.0 a n d t h e d a r k W eb


               ● It is used by society as a whole, not just a few
                   niche groups.
               ● The rise of mobile Internet access and social
                   networks hasaided Web2.0’sgrowth. This growth
                   is also being fueled by mobile devices such
                   as Android-powered smartphones and Apple’s
                   iPhones. As a result of Web 2.0’s growth, apps
                   such as Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok,
                   Twitter, and YouTube,to name a few, were able to
                   grow and dominate the online landscape.



            THE FUTURE OF WEB 3.0


            Finally,we arrive at the most recent Webversion. To fully
            comprehend the significance of Web3.0,we must look to
            the future. Despitethe fact that some of its components
            are already available, Web 3.0 will take some time to be
            fully realized. Web 2.0 is a “participative social Web,”
            while Web 3.0 is a “read, write, and execute Web.”

            In Web 3.0 users will move away from centralized
            platforms,   like Facebook or Google, and toward
            decentralized, almost anonymous platforms at this
            stage of web use. Tim Berners-Lee coined the phrase
            “Web 3.0” to describe an Internet that could potentially
            process content conceptually and contextually using
            artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).

            However,this idealized version of the Webhas not come
            to fruition to date due to technological constraints such
            as high development cost and difficulty of converting
            human language into a form that computers can
            understand.



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