it's actually the "past" and the "present" of the web already. What you're referring to has been tried and failed, and revived multiple times. It's called "sem

it's actually the "past" and the "present" of the web already. What you're referring to has been tried and failed, and revived multiple times. It's called "semantic web" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_Web While it sounds really cool, the "semantic web" never took off because of various reasons. But it didn't completely fail either. It has been revived in a more commercial and limited format, led by various big tech companies, and we use it every day, in the form of Facebook's opengraph, and Google's JSON-LD, etc.