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[Aventureforth.com] A Venture Forth » Blog Archive » Mechanical Turks and Web Services ...: Similar programs at Google (particularly related to Maps) probably get more buzz, .a web services API for computers to integrate Artificial Intelligence .
[Evolving Trends] Google dont like Web 3.0 [sic]: The idea is that the Semantic Web will allow people to run AI-enabled P2P Search Engines that will collectively be more powerful than Google can ever be, which will relegate Google to just another source of information, especially as Wikipedia [not Google] is positioned to lead the creation of domain-specific ontologies, which are the foundation for machine-reasoning [about information] in the Semantic Web.
[rev2.org - Intellectual Activity on Web 2.0] Feeds 2.0 is Already Here: SearchFox, a company I wrote about back in January (seems like decades!) which at the time closed down and supposedly got bought by Yahoo!
[Evolving Trends] Web 3.0: How P2P AI Engines Will Challenge... : I believe that it is theoretically possible today to have a very-large-scale AI matrix (or Global Brain), made of P2P AI Engines, that are based on existing Semantic Web inference engines and working with standardized ontologies, that will be far more powerful than Google, except for the fact that the Semantic Web revolution does not yet have the popular grassroots support it deserves nor the ontologies it needs to function. But this is where I see Wikipedia eventually filling the gap with its large workforce of knowledgeable volunteers (who would help develop the ontologies.)
[ Popular Stories - CThings] Collective Intelligence 2.0 (A Real Mind-Blowing... : This is a fairly old post from the "Minding the Planet" Blog that as I mentioned in my last submission I think something should be done to bring this to reality. I plan on cantacting the author to do a progress check and offer my open-source knowledge to assist him in getting started on something similar to SourceForge if code is not already being created at this point..
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