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    Semantic Web

    DateSun, January 30, 2011 at 10:39AM

    The semantic web is a general term describing a movement towards having machines be able to understand the meaning of data. Using schemas designed for the purpose, semantic-web-enabled technologies are able to parse the concepts, terms and relationships of data flows. 

    The applications of the semantic web are broad, but the concept is still in relative infancy. It is possible that broad application of the semantic web will pave the way for more advanced artificial intelligences, and will allow for smarter searching and analysis of the information explosion described by leading technologists.

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