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Web 3.0

eConnection to Artificial Intelligence

Presented by Ken Sears, University of Texas


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Web 3.0

What is it ?


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What is Web 3.0 ?

The changes we are seeing now may prove to be

the most significant and the largest change to

the traditional software industry, ever!

Web 3.0 is about replacing existing software

platforms with a new generation of platforms as

a service.


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Lets Explore the Trends

Expansion of SaaS (Without Limits)

The Semantic Web (The Data Web)

3D Spaces (Now for Business)


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Trends - Client Server to SaaS

10 years coming - Client-Server to SaaS

Multi-tenant internet Super Applications

Super Apps utilized by the enterprise

Web-based apps have generated two massive

changes


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What is Web 3.0 ?

To place Web 3.0 in perspective we mustfirst look at Web 1.0 and Web 2.0


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Web 1.0 Powerful Applications

News, music and everything else is moved to digital

Web sites become super applications

Ease of use, scale, and a huge level of functionality.

Knowledge and transactions of goods became instant

Global markets now at the command of individual

consumers and businesses


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Web 2.0

Social Networking - Anyone can participate in

the content creation

User-generated content, collaboration, &

community

Content isnt fixed publicationit changes daily

More companies enter the emerging SaaS

YouTube, Flickr, Blogspot, MySpace, FaceBook


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Web 2.0 - Mashups

Development and utilization of web servicesMost sites you visit have a web service running in the

background

These services allow you to integrate data between sitesthrough APIs such as you see on Flickr and Amazon

A web application combines data from more than onesource into a single integrated tool; an example is theuse of cartographic data from Google Maps to addlocation information to real-estate data, thereby creatinga new and distinct web service that was not originally

provided by either source


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In-House Barriers Push W3.0

Building massively scalable data centers thatare secure, reliable, and highly available isvery complex and vary expensive.

Traditional client-server software developmentis still a painful and complex process

Deployment of applications is still difficult andthe cost of maintenance is expensive


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Web 3.0 Redefined

Web 3.0 is the integration of data on the internet

(Web 1.0) - Data is online + Super Apps

(Web 2.0) - Sites share via APIs and social networks

(Web 3.0) Plugs into this massive amount of data wehave made available on the web

We need to view the internet as a platform


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Web 3.0 as a Platform

We will see data being integrated and applyingit into innovative ways that were never possiblebefore

Imagine The new shopping experience Imagine The new travel experience

Major web sites will be transformed into webservices

Major web sites will expose information to theworld.


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Web 3.0 Open Data

The new reality

... open data is a competitive advantage

Stop worrying about protecting information !!!!!

Instead start charging for it, by offering an API

For a small fee for each API call


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Web 3.0 Software Development

Big changes to the traditional software industry

Anyone can innovate, anywhere

Code is written, collaborated on, debugged, tested,

deployed, and run in the cloud


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Web 3.0 Software Development

SaaS apps can be developed, deployed, and

evolved far more quickly and cost-effectively

than traditional software of the client-server era

CIOs finally break through the innovation

backlog created by the cost and complexity of

maintaining client-server apps


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Web 3.0 Global Development

All you need to create an application is an

idea, others can then add their talent

Every developer around the world can access

the same powerful cloud infrastructures Because code lives in the cloud, global talent

pools can contribute to it

Because it runs in the cloud, a truly globalmarket can subscribe to it as a service


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Development in the Cloud

No need to purchase application servers anda small army to fine tune and maintain them

Software developers wont have to build a

security and sharing model.T

he cloudprovides these items

Ease of deployment, and depth of

functionality

More time given to functionality and meetingclient needs


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Web 3.0 as the Semantic Web

The Semantic Web - coined by

Tim Berners-Lee, the man who invented the (first) World

Wide Web

A place where machines can read Web

pages much as we humans read them A place where search engines and software

agents can better troll the Net and find what

we're looking for

Web as a universal medium for data,information, and knowledge exchange


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Web 3.0 The Data Web

The Resource Description Framework (RDF) is a

family of World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

specifications, originally designed as a metadata data

model is now accepted as a general method of

modeling information through a variety of syntaxformats.

The RDF data model is based upon the idea of

making statements about resource Web resources in

the form of subject-predicate-object expressions,called ''triples'' in RDF terminology


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The World Wide Web Consortium

(W3C)

Is the main international standards organization for

the World Wide Web

Full-time staff for the purpose of working together

in the development of standards for the WorldWide Web

The W3C has 434 members

W3C also engages in education and outreach,

develops software and serves as an open forum

for discussion about the Web


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The Resource Description

Framework (RDF) A general method of modeling information

through a variety of syntax formats

Formatted as subject-predicate-object

expressions

The subject denotes the resource

The predicate denotes trait or aspects of the

resource and expresses a relationshipbetween the subject and the object


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The RDF Format - Example

"The sky has the color blue"RDF Triples

[The sky] [ has the color] [ blue]

[[Subject (grammar)|subject]] denoting "the sky

[[Predicate (grammar)|predicate]] denoting "has

the color

[[Object (grammar)|object]] denoting "blue"


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SPARQL - Searching RDF Data

A standardized query language and API for

searching across distributed RDF databases on

the Web

The full Semantic Web will widen the scope ofdata

Both structured data and unstructured content

(such as Web pages, documents, etc.) will be

accessible


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Web 3.0 Artificial Intelligence

An extension of the Semantic web concept

Academic research is being conducted to

develop software for reasoning, based on

description logic and intelligent agents, forexample, the ''World Wide Mind'' project

Companies such as IBM and Google are

implementing new technologies that are yielding

surprising information


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Web 3.0 and 3D Spaces

Another possible path for Web 3.0 is towards the

3 dimensional vision championed by the Web3D

Consortium Taking the concept realized by Second Life

further

Cyber Business meetings and virtual tours

Grocery shopping in a 3D spaces with delivery


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Web 3.0 Conclusion

It is not a question ofifweb sites become webservices, but when and how

Companies will expose more and more data for

profit

Intelligent agents will be more powerful than ever

before

Industry will move more Information Systems

infrastructure into the Cloud Applications of the future will be pieced together in

a home-grown fashion from the End-User


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Thank You !!

Ken Sears Contact Information

Ken Sears

University ofTexas at Arlington

PO Box 19437

701 S. West StreetBusiness Building, Room 512

Arlington, Texas 76019

Telephone: (817)272-3521

Fax: (817)272-5801

Email: [email protected]

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