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Every click, purchase, and sensor reading generates data. "Big Data" refers to these massive datasets that are too large to be processed by traditional software. Companies and governments analyze big data to find patterns, predict trends, and make automated decisions. The Problem of Information Overload

Pioneered by Tim Berners-Lee, the Semantic Web aims to make info machine-readable with explicit meaning. Instead of just displaying data, websites will embed metadata (using standards like RDF, OWL, and Schema.org) so that AI agents can automatically integrate and reason across sources. Imagine your calendar negotiating meeting times with a colleague’s AI without human intervention. Every click, purchase, and sensor reading generates data

People are increasingly concerned about who controls their personal info. Laws like GDPR and California’s CPRA give users rights to access, correct, and delete data. Emerging technologies like solid pods (open-source data storage) and zero-knowledge proofs allow sharing info without revealing the underlying data. The Problem of Information Overload Pioneered by Tim

Humanity’s relationship with information has evolved through major paradigm shifts. Each shift expanded our ability to store, duplicate, and transmit knowledge. People are increasingly concerned about who controls their

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