An Introduction to the Semantic Web

[@shashvatshukla]

Summary: In web 1.0, the network was abstracted away and we could just click on hyperlinks to access documents. In web 2.0, we got applications that were interactive and dynamic. web 3.0 will allow us to share the data directly. the links will be between this data/information/facts ! this semantic web abstracts away any application or documents and just represents directly the information. this video blew my mind.

[@LaeeqKhan01]

But how do you actually go about connecting "information"?

[@mariahsantos8575]

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[@Saundaryasingh5704]

Loved tge vedio

[@prajwolgyawali6770]

5:42 As the Web 1.0 enabled you to not have to think about where the information was sitting - the network layer, and the machine layer, the semantic web enables you to not have to think about particular document location. It connects basic information up.

[@nwidobiesudor9973]

Thank you for this video! Thank you for honouring Sir Bernard Lee!

[@fahmiaw]

Finally a proper web3 video! Most web3 as decentralized things is a bogus 😞

[@flochforster22]

It is decentralized. Once you have the internet of semantics (Web 3.0), information itself is decentralized over the entire web and not just pockets of the web that we call web apps/sites today.

[@sarkera]

fantastic summary and easy to understand. Thank you!

[@comradebagelmuffin7382]

Thank you very much this helped me a lot with my paper. Was having a hard time understanding it before this.

[@GabiN64]

Hmm very interesting. Although I actually appreciate that these applications are siloed and don't share information between each other. I don't want Facebook/Instagram to know what I'm doing on LinkedIn and vice versa.

[@benphua]

Great intro to semantic Web thank you

[@arjunkshaji9738]

It'd be really helpful if you made a series on the Semantic Web including topics like Linked Data, Ontology, Semantic Web Layers.

[@No0bT4rD]

ok so, one major issue here is that if the data is valuable, then it essentially loses all value as it's made public?

[@adedejijubril8048]

With NFTs a digital signature can be appended to it. This confers provable ownership hence value can be preserved

[@pa4761]

Who updates the 'facts' if different websites have different documents stating different facts then people can decide the facts, but in my understanding semantic web has one place where Facts are stored, so who would decide that fact.

[@SpawnDev]

the jews

[@TINTUHD]

Blockchain links the data! Amazing video

[@stereo123]

Sounds great, I'm just learning about that concept. Are we anywhere near a working implementation of that?

[@merpy_a]

happy pride month!

[@user-wr4yl7tx3w]

But same info can be classified in multiple ways and will change over time?

[@mounaelgarb5501]

Very well explained. Thank you

[@kevon217]

Great simple explanation!

[@f5057]

Incredible thank you very much!

[@donharris8846]

Great explanation. Thanks!

[@montjhonmantillas9751]

Thanks bruh even i don`t even understand

[@musabkhurshid8530]

thanks

[@alexsinquefield6961]

nice

[@DorinCiobanu007]

Web 1.0 was driven by idealism Web 2.0 was driven by profit Web 3.0 is being driven by idealism again. It may not work out :)