The underlying strategy of the Semantic Web, or Web 3.0, is to create data and websites that are “machine-readable.” Why do we care if machines can read data? If machines could comprehend the meaning of the content on a website, they could manipulate data in more meaningful ways, identifying more precisely the information that the user wants, and eliminating much of the annoying noise in our everyday lives.
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