Semantic Web in use

Up coming Web 3.0 which is the semantic web will enable the web to be more interactive and rewarding because things described in semantic languages are computer understandable. But widespread adoption of the semantic web is still a long way off. With the current web, the main problem is 'information overload' which is not possible to mitigate even in the web 2.0 era. Therefore, it is obvious that a new form artificial intelligence is should be embark on the Internet to overcome the problem of 'information overload' in the future web 3.0. The idea of the semantic web is very simple, that is things on the Internet will be described in computer understandable languages. This language should understand an object on its attributes. For example, if you surfing for 'fox' animal, in google your first result would be Fox news channel rather animal. Moreover, there can be man named with 'Fox'. Indeed, if an object might be a marked as a animal, an enormous network or linked data would emerge and machines could suggest intelligent results instead news channel. More uses of the semantic web can be found in Making sense of the 'semantic Web'.

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