What is Web 4.0?
Web 4.0 is the result of the rapid development of Internet technologies. Today, Web 4.0 is about mobility and voice interaction between the user and robots. Previously, to interact with the Internet, the user had to be at the desktop in front of the computer, but mobile devices allow the user to use and distribute information regardless of location.
Web 4.0 changes the relationship between humans and robots, they become symbiotic. Man has constant access to robots, everyday life is becoming more and more dependent on machines. Thanks to artificial intelligence, self-learning systems study people and more accurately understand what they need. For example, it is enough to ask Alice a question and she will give an answer to it.
Virtual and augmented reality is becoming more popular. There are more and more websites on the Internet offering various services using virtual and augmented reality. Specialized devices for virtual reality are becoming more functional and popular, sales volumes are gradually increasing.
Key features of the Web 4.0 period:
1. Web 4.0 is a symbiotic interaction between
man and machine. The line between man and machine is blurred.
2. The Internet is a Web OS. Information can be
transmitted from every part of the world.
3. The Internet actively uses artificial
intelligence in its work, which improves the quality of the provided
opportunities.
4. The Internet communicates with users in the
same way that people communicate with each other.
5. The Internet is transparent; all actions are
traceable.
6. The Internet at this stage of development
offers higher speed and reliability than ever before.
Web 4.0 changes everything around us: infrastructure, business, logistics, medicine, etc. At this stage of development, the Internet is controlled by the consumer and gives him full control over his actions and data. Web 4.0 is fundamentally changing the daily life of people. By providing a connection between man and machine, Web 4.0 enriches the possibilities of any field of activity related to the Internet.
