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> When I query things in my own domain of knowledge, many of the responses to the questions are outright wrong That's the Fake Internet. Information pollution
by ffhhj 5y ago
> When I query things in my own domain of knowledge, many of the responses to the questions are outright wrong
That's the Fake Internet. Information pollution will continue flooding the web, that will cause "islands of trust", with highly curated/moderated content.
Classic search engines like Goggle will become irrelevant. People will be able to "build" their own search engines, not just the queries. Actually they won't need queries, search will be predicted and automated to user actions. Full trust.
I'm developing one of those islands with collective curation.
- mullikine 5y agoI call it the imaginary web. I'm making an imaginary web browser and a blockchain to enhance the trust. Imaginary/fake web is useful. If you want to live in a curated web, go ahead, but web3 is the way to embrace the full imaginary+real internet
- ffhhj 5y agoI still see web3 as one of those islands, maybe a continent, but will be walled by the trust method you describe. There is no need to filter the imaginary Internet if an AI can build a whole network on request. So basically the Fake Internet will stay there, polluted, as a relic, until the cost of maintaining it becomes larger than whatever can be exploited from it.