Edging Toward the Semantic Web: Protocols, Curation, and Seeds

Authors:
Espen Andersen
Affiliations:
The Norwegian School of Management
Venue:
Ubiquity
Year:
2010

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Abstract

The evolution from an interactive Internet (often called Web 2.0) toward a more intelligent, semantic web will not happen as a result of dramatic new inventions or jointly agreed standards, but through a gradual evolution and recombination of existing technologies. To get to a Web 3.0, we will need to first create (and maybe be satisfied with) a Web 2.5, and that will happen through the gradual evolution of effective, user-based interaction protocols (based on user dialogues) and the use of queries as information passing mechanisms.