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Hm not sure if I would ever be comfortable giving someone access to my chatgpt haha

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For me that would be something like inviting someone over for my private conversation with my therapist...

I think most ppl agree it would be terrifying to hand someone your phone and say "sure, ask my chatgpt whatever you want about me!"

And yet we give all that data and knowledge to the companies like X and OpenAI without even questioning what they can do with all that insight about us....

I think most ppl agree it would be terrifying to hand someone your phone and say "sure, ask my chatgpt whatever you want about me!"

And yet we give all that data and knowledge to the companies like X and OpenAI without even questioning what they can do with all that insight about us....

https://warpcast.com/mode-nearchos/0x4239f7ca

WWW moves at an amazing pace forward. While we are still testing Web 3, there are already talks about next generation - Web4. 

Some of the key differences are discussed in this article by Zihan Zhou, Zihao Li, Xiaoshuai Zhang, Yunqing Sun and Hao Xu - https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.02996

The main gap between Web3 and Web4 is AI. That is the factor driving the need for AI in general. While Web3 is decentralizing the Web2 and making it interactive - Web4 is adding a new layer of reality, where completely new technological advancements are required.

What I really like about Web4 vision is that it has a strong human-centric approach using NAEs (Native AI Entities). But it doesn't come without any challenges. This is where credentials and vAI (verifiable AI) comes to scene. Virtual reality creates a huge demand for tools that help with legal and ethics perspectives.

It is a nice short read about the next generation of our WWW.

@cheqd - have you seen this study? I believe you might find it somewhat interesting.

That's exactly why I liked the idea of Web 4.0 and NAE

That's exactly why I liked the idea of Web 4.0 and NAE

https://warpcast.com/mode-nearchos/0x0d093940

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I'll be honest tho, I hate the idea of web 4.0

Web3 is already an industry specific term that normies don't care about. Trying to move to the next iteration already just renders the entire concept useless and a marketing tool. 

Web1: read
Web2: write
Web3: own

It's simple and digestible. Owning your data and having AI be a part of it fits in perfectly. 

I'll have to read the article still, but I can't shake the feeling that trying to sell "web4" will be harder than just forgetting the terms altogether and starting from scratch.

The thing is that the Web 4.0 term was created and communicated by the EU Commission, so the term might be just forced onto us without any need to sell it.

It just means that the terms will die as a marketing tool and we won't be able to use either because they'll just become some pointless term used in specific technical capacities.

I can still hate it, even if governments are trying to make "fetch" happen.

I mean... I'm not really interested in terms at all. What's interesting is the foundation behind it 🙂 for all I care it can be web76557, if it does the job 😁