Web3 Challenges and Opportunities for the Market
Authors: Dan Sheridan (College of Computing and Software Engineering, Kennesaw State University, GA, USA), James Harris (College of Computing and Software Engineering, Kennesaw State University, GA, USA), Frank Wear (College of Computing and Software Engineering, Kennesaw State University, GA, USA), Jerry Cowell Jr (College of Computing and Software Engineering, Kennesaw State University, GA, USA), Easton Wong (College of Computing and Software Engineering, Kennesaw State University, GA, USA), Abbas Yazdinejad (Cyber Science Lab, School of Computer Science, University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada)
AI-generated Key Points
- Web3 presents challenges and opportunities for the market
- Semantic web is the first step towards enabling computers to operate based on conceptual understanding
- AI and ML are the second step in this process
- Fundamental aspects of Web3 include semantic knowledge, ability to learn, blockchain, decentralization, transactional transparency, and ownership
- Web3 represents the next generational step in the information age
- Adoption of Web3 technology will require significant changes in infrastructure design and development processes
- Successful Web3 developers must possess skills such as an understanding of distributed systems architecture, cryptography, smart contracts development frameworks like Solidity or Rust programming languages
- Adoption of Web3 technology may lead to increased demand for developers skilled in these technologies as well as new business models that rely on decentralized networks rather than centralized ones.
Abstract: The inability of a computer to think has been a limiter in its usefulness and a point of reassurance for humanity since the first computers were created. The semantic web is the first step toward removing that barrier, enabling computers to operate based on conceptual understanding, and AI and ML are the second. Both semantic knowledge and the ability to learn are fundamental to web3, as are blockchain, decentralization, transactional transparency, and ownership. Web3 is the next generational step in the information age, where the web evolves into a more digestible medium for users and machines to browse knowledge. The slow introduction of Web3 across the global software ecosystem will impact the people who enable the current iteration. This evolution of the internet space will expand the way knowledge is shared, consumed, and owned, which will lessen the requirement for a global standard and allow data to interact efficiently, no matter the construction of the knowledge. The heart of this paper understands the: 1) Enablement of Web3 across the digital ecosystem. 2) What a Web3 developer will look like. 3) How this alteration will evolve the market around software and knowledge in general.
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