Can I Update Webos 2.0 To 3.0

Nova Spivack of Radar Networks maps out his view of the evolution of the Spider web over the next 25 years. Nova said he isn't certain about exact dates or technologies on the top end of the map, just his view of 10-year blocks to fully evolve each phase is realistic. Nor should we go hung up on the naming convention--ane.0, ii.0, etc. The idea that the next major deepening of the Internet as a platform will involve the semantic Web is reasonable, and was the subject area of much discussion in Nov.

Nova's stealth-manner visitor is working on what he describes as a "Java-based framework for semantic web applications and services that has some similarities to Ruby on Runway, and also includes a lot of other technology such as our extremely fast and scaleable storage layer for semantic data tuples, powerful semantic query capabilities, and a range of algorithms for analyzing data and doing intelligent things for users." The service that Radar Networks plans to introduce subsequently this year "will enrich and facilitate more intelligent online relationships, community, content, collaboration and even commerce," he said in a recent blog postal service. In addition, some other stealth startup, MetaWeb, is building something to do with the semantic Spider web.

Given that few predicted how Web 2.0 would come up to be defined during the early on stages of Web 1.0, the concept of Web 3.0 is nonetheless a flake fuzzy, and Web iv.0, the WebOS on Nova'southward map, is actually hazy. The WebOS implies that machine intelligence has reached a indicate that the Internet becomes the planetary calculator, a massive web of highly intelligent interactions.

Source: Nova Spivack and Radar Networks

Ray Kurzweil predicts that by 2029, the WebOS will be parallel to the human brain:

By 2029, sufficient computation to simulate the unabridged human brain, which I judge at nigh 1016 (ten million billion) calculations per second (cps), will cost about a dollar. By that time, intelligent machines volition combine the subtle and supple skills that humans at present excel in (essentially our powers of blueprint recognition) with ways in which machines are already superior, such as remembering trillions of facts accurately, searching quickly through vast databases, and downloading skills and knowledge.
But this will not exist an alien invasion of intelligent machines. Information technology volition exist an expression of our own civilisation, as we have always used our technology to extend our concrete and mental reach. Nosotros volition merge with this technology by sending intelligent nanobots (blood-cell-sized computerized robots) into our brains through the capillaries to intimately collaborate with our biological neurons. If this scenario sounds very futuristic, I would signal out that we already have blood-cell-sized devices that are performing sophisticated therapeutic functions in animals, such every bit curing Type I diabetes and identifying and destroying cancer cells.

I tin't predict whether Kurzweil is on target with his view of the future, but Spider web/Internet is gradually going to get a lot smarter, growing more similar to the human encephalon and collective intelligence that conceived it.

Source: https://www.zdnet.com/article/from-semantic-web-3-0-to-the-webos-4-0/

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