About Web3

 

In the world of technology, Web 3.0 is often referred to as the next generation of web development and design. It promises to revolutionize how we interact with websites, applications and data on the Internet. But what exactly is it? And how does it differ from its predecessor, Web 2.0?

Web 3.0 represents an evolution in web-based technologies that aim to make online experiences more personalized and interactive for users than ever before by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) algorithms, natural language processing (NLP) techniques along with other advanced technologies like blockchain networks or decentralized apps/platforms such as Ethereum or EOSIO . This new era will bring about changes in user experience by providing a much richer content delivery system compared to traditional websites which rely heavily on static text-based content only - something that can be seen already today through platforms like YouTube or Netflix where visitors are presented with dynamic video streams based upon their interests & preferences rather than just plain text articles 

The key difference between Web 2.0 & Web 3 lies within its underlying architecture; while both versions use similar protocols such as HTML5 , CSS3 etc., they differ significantly when looking at their application layer – most notably regarding data storage & retrieval methods used for creating dynamic website interfaces tailored towards individual users’ needs  For example: whereas conventional databases have been traditionally employed under previous generations of web development frameworks , newer architectures now allow developers access directly into distributed ledgers / blockchains so they can store information across multiple nodes instead - thus enabling them build highly secure yet robust applications without having worry about central points failure . Additionally this also makes possible features like immutable logs which keep track every change made over time ensuring absolute accuracy even if one node were compromised somehow!  

To sum up; while many aspects remain same between these two different generations there are some crucial differences too – namely those related security measures provided via distributed ledger technology along side enhanced personalization options due AI/ML integration all come together create truly revolutionary experiences never seen before!