The adoption of Web 3, which seeks to decentralize data control and return it to users, entails challenges in sectors ranging from commerce to simple everyday tasks.

Web 3 or 3.0, based on blockchain technology and leveraging AI, aims to create a semantic platform where data is interconnected more intelligently, allowing for better understanding and analysis of information. Furthermore, it seeks to achieve a deeper understanding and processing of information in a way that more closely resembles human intelligence, going beyond machine learning.

Experts point out that decentralizing data control is crucial, although they understand that it is a gradual process, given that Web 3 is still under development. Some examples of its progress can be seen in initiatives such as those of Amazon Web Services, which has launched Web3 labs, and Google Cloud with zero-knowledge proofs, weaving Web3 into its traditional offerings, according to Cointelegraph.

Key features of this advancement include the aforementioned decentralization of data, along with its democratization; transparency; personalized browsing preferences; and increased privacy, which could even lead to the possibility of anonymous browsing.

Where is the application of Web 3 most evident currently? Particularly in the area of ​​decentralized finance (DeFi), which eliminates financial intermediaries; non-fungible tokens (NFTs), which represent ownership of unique digital assets; and decentralized social networks, where greater user control over data is prioritized.

Likewise, its application is seen in more intelligent and personalized access to information through AI; various decentralized messaging and trading platforms, as well as supply chain management and digital identity solutions, all leveraging blockchain technology.

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The team responsible for Bluesky wants this decentralized social network to be profitable and for this they plan to incorporate a series of payment services, starting with the acquisition of personalized domains.

Bluesky is an open and decentralized social network project that seeks to grow and sustain its growth while being profitable. They have taken the first step by obtaining an initial round of financing of 8 million dollars, which has made it possible to expand the team, organize the operating and infrastructure costs, and grow the ecosystem with the AT protocol.

They also have commercial plans, which they will develop with a different strategy than usual in other similar platforms, which depend on advertising. Instead, they have opted for a type of monetization that does not involve selling user data, starting with custom domains.

“Domains have a lot of potential as a way to personalize identities and as a decentralized way to verify the reputation that is built from the existing web,” they explain from Bluesky on the official blog.

The service is offered in conjunction with Namecheap, so users can purchase and set up a custom domain as their Bluesky identifier and the AT Protocol. The platform also offers additional layers of privacy protection.

This is the first paid service they have announced since Bluesky, but they are “exploring” others that can be bundled for users.

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The Spanish Space Agency will be located in Seville, according to information published in the local media. Likewise, it was announced that the country’s Artificial Intelligence Agency will stand out in A Coruña.

With this measure, the Spanish government seeks to expand its decentralization plan for public bodies, despite criticism from regional authorities.

The Minister for Territorial Policy and Government spokesperson, Isabel Rodríguez, was in charge of publicizing the selection of the city of Seville as the headquarters of the future Spanish Space Agency.

According to Rodríguez, what they are looking for is greater social and territorial cohesion, according to what he told the dpa agency. He noted that Seville meets the ideal conditions to be the headquarters of the Spanish Space Agency, since “it has special international and national connections”, also highlighting its “research environment and the aerospace area”.

About the Artificial Intelligence Agency, it will be located in A Coruña, and its responsibilities include: “supervising the development of a respectful ecosystem and guaranteeing the use of this technology and will serve to strengthen the research, business and social ecosystem related to this ambit”.

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The computer scientist and father of the World Wide Web (WWW), Tim Berners-Lee, stated that he does not trust Web3 for the decentralization of the web and insisted on his personal project Solid as a solution so that information is no longer in hands of certain technological platforms.

Berners-Lee recently pointed out at the Web Summit conference in Lisbon (Portugal) that technology companies “control the world and manipulate people by providing them with information”, in statements to EuroNews Next, in which he acknowledged that currently “there are many things that are wrong on the web”.

The scientist has spent years trying to create a free and decentralized web where information is open and does not depend on large technology companies. Precisely, Web3 advocates this characteristic of open infrastructure, with open source software, so that all users can participate in its development.

It should be remembered in this sense that within Web3 the application of the blockchain for the democratization of the web, the metaverse and the use of non-fungible tokens, better known as NFT, coexist.

However, the creator of the WWW believes that the blockchain is not the solution to this problem and that one must “understand what the terms” that are being discussed really mean, beyond the buzzwords.

“It is a real shame that the Ethereum people have taken the name of Web3 for the things they are doing with the blockchain. In fact, Web3 is not the web at all,” criticized the expert.

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