Web 3.0 is the next evolution of the Internet, characterized by the use of intelligent, semantic technologies that enable machines to understand and interpret the meaning of data on the web. It aims to make the web more interconnected, accessible and easy to navigate by machines. Web 3.0 technologies include natural language processing, machine learning, blockchain technology, and decentralized systems. The decentralized web, also known as the "Web3" or "Blockchain Web", is the most prominent feature of Web 3.0, it's a network of peer-to-peer connections that is not controlled by any single entity or organization, but relies on distributed systems to store and share data, and on decentralized protocols to govern interactions and transactions on the network, this allows for greater security, privacy, and autonomy for users, as well as enabling new types of online services and applications that are not possible on the traditional centralized web.
