A new way to search on the web

The World Wide Web, or also known as Web 3.0, indicates the current Web superimposing a layer of meaning, to allow access to available data from systems that use the method of reasoning of man. This mode of use of artificial intelligence will allow the driver to drive people to the information they need, instead of viewing the information sought in the form of simple search results.

Web 3.0 is a set of emerging technologies, developed and supported by major companies like Google, Yahoo and IBM, from small niche company dedicated to developing this concept as Radar Networks, MetaWeb Technologies and Cycorp and, finally, academic researchers scattered universities all over the world. Most of the projects currently under way have implications for business travel and entertainment, but future applications could be made in planning for investments, education and other areas. For example, a Web 3.0 may be an intelligent system that, for an employee, stating the retirement system more favorably, or to help a student to choose the academic path that best suits their aspirations and abilities.

It 'hard to predict how it will be made between this system and how long it will come into operation. Vendors and academic researchers are investigating and discussing two types of approach. Some would like to create a new structure to replace the current Web, while others are developing tools to extract the meaning of existing content in the Web itself. Whatever approach is chosen, these new systems will surely have a much greater commercial value of the current search engines