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Evolution of the Web: from Web 1.0 to 4.0
Asaad Khaleel Ibrahim
Information Technology
Duhok Polytechnic University
Duhok Iraq
Asaad.khaleel@dpu.edu.krd
https://doi.org/10.48161/qaj.v1n3a75
AbstractـــThe internet has become a vital component of the
twenty-first century as technology has advanced. The number of new
technologies emerging in tandem with the qualities supplied by the
Internet is rapidly increasing. The World Wide Web (WWW), which is
commonly referred to as the world's largest information environment, is
a vital virtual environment in which internet users may trade, read, and
publish information using a Web browser. Web 1.0, Web 2.0, and Web 3.0
technologies have all been seen and are still being observed in this review
paper. However, there is no clear definition for Web 4.0, which is a 4th
generation web technology, in the literature. Web 4.0 has multiple
dimensions, as seen by the first examples that have appeared. Big data,
augmented reality, machine-to-machine communication (M2M), cloud
computing, and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, as well as smart
agents, will be able to integrate in the future years. Web 4.0 is a web
technology revolution that includes a new internet of things (IoT) that
interacts with a variety of models. The goal of this study is to clarify the
notion of Web 4.0, which is viewed as an intelligent and symbiotic
(human-machine interaction) network with massive interfaces and
linkages, as well as to contribute to the literature by studying its many
dimensions and investigating its links with new generation technologies.
Keywords: Web Technologies, semantic web, Web 4.0, Symbiotic Web.
1. INTRODUCTION
The Internet offers great conveniences to people in developing
ageappropriate innovations and providing connections with
constantly updated technologies [1]. In the last 20 years, there has
been a lot of progress in web technologies with the use of the
features offered by internet connections [2]. Looking at the current
development process since the development of web technology,
each period has emerged with new features and opportunities. The
formation process of these developments is changing day by day
with the change of the relationship between the concept of the
internet and the user.[3].
In 1989, while working at CERN, British scientist Tim
Berners-Lee devised the World Wide Web. Initially, the Web was
designed and designed to address the needs of scientists from
colleges and institutions around the world for automated
information sharing. [4]. This technology has been developed based
on the detailed and easy access of internet users to content in large
databases over the Web. In this process, Social computing should
occur on the Web and a new era called social machines should
emerge [5]. It was also argued that "the development of interactive
new Web applications", which analyzes large amounts of data that
people are trying to do with increasing technological capabilities
[6].
Web 1.0 emerged as the first learning network in the development
of web pages with HTML, which determines the emergence of a
new Web paradigm. It is then actively used as an interaction and
communication network in Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 as an integration
network [2]. Web 4.0, which is integrated with various technologies
and is considered as the ultra-intelligent Web, has emerged as the
fourth generation Web technology. Although there is no definitive
judgment about Web 4.0 technology or a specific definition of how
it will work in the literature, thoughts about how this technology
will work are quite common. Various definitions related to this
concept have been made in the literature. It states that "social
machines" will have the mission of organizing our social processes
invisibly. In this sense, it is thought that greater cooperation is
needed between researchers in the field of the web and AI [7 - 9].
Web 4.0, which will be in an important position between
2020 and 2030, is associated with four technologies such as
artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, telecommunications and
controlled interfaces, as well as the concept of the IoT [10]. The IoT
supported living, e-health, advanced learning, retail, automation,
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financial and industrial production, logistics, business process
management and intelligent transportation can be listed as some of
its potential benefits [1114]. It is also possible that there will be a
technology that provides more interaction between humans and
machines in line with the technology and studies carried out in the
information age. It is thought of as a qualified and interactive web
technology where people can communicate directly with machines,
shape the world and respond to computers [15 16].
With the emergence of Web 4.0 as a new Web generation,
Web 4.0 will combine all the features of Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 and
is seen as a technology that can be found anywhere [16]. It is said
that computer users will have a powerful technology that
intelligently conducts and interacts with the web environment
Thinks to the powerful and intelligent interfaces of this technology.
With the increasing communication and information channels
developing day by day, it is an important element for the Web world
to develop qualities that can solve these needs. Therefore, Web 4.0
is expected to be an environment that can collaborate in industry,
political, social and other important communities by providing
access to important audiences with the simultaneous networking of
technology, and participation in online networks that provide global
transparency, governance and distribution systems [17 - 18]. In this
context, Web 4.0 is classified as a symbiotic (human-machine
interaction) web where data interactions occur between humans and
smart devices and the IoT [19].
Within the scope of this study, a literature review of Web 4.0 with
its intelligent and highly interactive features, which is the next
generation of web technology, was given and comments on the
innovations and features it will present to the Web world in the
future are included. It is also aimed to analyze the dimensions of
this technology by clarifying quite different approaches about what
is or maybe about the concept of Web 4.0.
2. WEB TECHNOLOGIES
Machine and computer algorithms grew quickly towards the latter
of the 20th century and are a technological revolution, are involved
in different ways in every aspect of the current era [20]. Today, AI
technologies, which are increasing in importance, were introduced
for the first time by Alan Turing as the concept of machine
intelligence, in other words, 'Thinking machines'. In 1950, a test
called the Turing Test took a big step by measuring a machine's
ability to behave intelligently equivalent to or similar to a human
[21].
In the formation of the intelligent web platform, web technology is
needed, which has the ability to read, understand and give feedback
on the data obtained from the machine language. Because of the
increasingly large amount of data and the need to be converted.
Therefore, the 4th generation of the Web is expected to experience
a Web page integrated with AI algorithms [22].
The data obtained from the Web will be converted into meaningful
and processed data by reasoning. With the establishment of smarter
Web environments, the features offered by AI technology will be
used to facilitate Web mining. Intelligent web revolution 4.0, in
which various opinions and ideas are proposed, is based on the
development and use of features implemented by advances in AI
and its associated Web 3.0. With a Web environment where objects
interact with each other through the virtual world, Web 4.0 is a
technology position consisting of the integration of Big data, M2M
communication, AI, Cloud Computing, Augmented reality (VR),
Intelligent agents, and IoT technologies [23].
2.1. Web 1.0
The Web 1.0 period, known as the first period of the Internet, is a
structure that contains static HTML pages created in 1995 for easy
access when the research was conducted on the Web. In this
structure, users were passively located on a web network without
interacting [24]. Internet users were also not authorized to add or
comment on any content. Users only used their web media for
information. Web 1.0 was basically a static, one-way network that
was read-only and focused solely on learning information.
However, with the day-to-day development of technology, this Web
network has been replaced by Web 2.0 technologies. Figure 1
shows the connection direction of Web 1.0 technology.
Figure 1. Web 1.0 one-way connectivity platform [25]
2.2. Web 2.0
The term Web 2.0 was first used in 2004 by Dale Dougherty, who
was O'Reilly's vice president, at a conference with MediaLive. Web
2.0 explains why you should move to the internet In the computer
industry, the Web is defined as becoming an interaction so that
more
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people can create applications using the platforms offered by
the network [26]. The second generation, known as Web 2.0
was coined in 2004 when the Web became a popular medium.
Web 2.0 has created a user-centric and collaborative
environment [27].
A dynamic and two-way connectivity platform has occurred,
with high engagement, user participation in content production,
and sharing. During this period, with the emergence of very
popular Web sites such as Wikis, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter,
Blogs and Instagram, a serious flow of information began to
occur on social networks [28]. Websites have become
interactive, providing feedback among users. With these
developments in the web world, mobile access connectivity has
also grown significantly. With the launch of smartphones, users
have moved to easier environments where they can interact
with each other. Thus, the use of web 2.0 environments has
increased greatly. Internet users have been part of a platform
where various shares such as photos, files, music, videos are
made using various web tools. Using the XML (Extensible
Markup Language) tag language, the backbone of the internet,
an independent platform in the infrastructure of Web 2.0,
provides information flow with permissions from databases on
the Web. With the RSS (Really Simple Syndication/ Rich Site
Summary) Web page declarator, it is possible to query the data
contained in different systems and information flows that are
active with various web resources such as XML. Web 2.0 is
also known as a user-centred, highly interactive read-write web
network. Web 2.0 users have dropped most of the controls they
are accustomed to in Web 1.0 and moved to the platform where
they interact more with other users [29]. Figure 2 shows the
connectivity aspects of Web 2.0 technology.
Figure 2. Web 2.0 two-way connectivity platform [30]
2.3. Web 3.0
The (WWW) Consortium (W3C) began revolutionary work on
Web 3.0 in 2006 [31]. From 2010 until the present, the third
generation of the Web, also known as Web 3.0 or Semantic Web,
has existed [3234]. Web 3.0 aims to regulate how content is
searched and displayed by the user. With the arrival of RDF and
OWL (Web Ontology Language) languages with this technology,
a Web environment based on the information obtained from web
pages and content owned by users was prepared [35]. It has been
transformed into a platform that manages data based on the
evaluation of user data obtained from search engines and inferences
made. The basis of the semantic network, inspired by XML , has
been a novelty of Web 3.0 in making sense of OWL language data
[3638].
The goal is to customize and optimize online search based on users'
history, interests, and desires. Web 3.0 ensures that all information
and data on the web is associated with descriptions. The new web
technology is aimed at intertwining content and keywords
(metadata) [39]. Web 3.0 is also called the smart Web by many
authors because its functions extend beyond traditional search
services. The behaviours that Internet users search over the Web
can be sorted and customized according to their preferences. Web
3.0's basic idea is to identify build data and enable it to connect with
each other to be more effective, supporting the creation of user
profiles [40].
In order to provide new information flows, it integrates and
analyzes the data obtained from various datasets into its content,
improves data management, increases users' satisfaction and
ensures cooperation on the social network. With Web 3.0,
significant progress has been made in the formation of big data that
many institutions want to have today, in increasing customer
satisfaction and in collecting data to meet their expectations. With
the data in the data warehouses created in line with the searches of
users with Web technologies, many institutions benefit from the
opportunities offered by this technology in their decision-making
stages. Web 3.0 was passed in the analysis of big data where AI and
fuzzy logic are combined [41].
Table1: Comparison in between Web1.0, Web 2.0 and Web3.0
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Cognition
Communication
Known As
“The Web” or
Internet”
“The
“Web of Documents
Human Interaction
“Read-Only”
“Read-Write”
Semantics
Not applicable
Not applicable
Metadata
Relational Schema
XSD/DTD
Query Language
Simple SQL
SQL along XPath
SPARQL: Protocol and RDF
Machine Learning
Not applicable
Not applicable
Data Model
Relational
Relational Hierarchical
Linking
Hyperlink
Hyperlink
Used for
To search the data
to share the data with others
Data Representation
HTML
HTML XHTML, XML
Parameter
Web 1.0
Web 2.0
Web 3.0
Year of foundation
1994
2004
2006
Coined By
Tim Berners- Lee
Dale Dougherty
John Markoff
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. WEB 4.0 AND DIMENSIONS
Web 4.0 may be divided into three categories: ultra-intelligent
electronic agents, symbiotic webs, and ubiquitous webs, it is quite
curious to see how effective its quality and performance will be.
However, with Web 3.0, great progress is being made, and there
is a lot of consensuses that Web 4.0 will make it easier to make
decisions by making smart interfaces and being smart when
reading Web content. There are opinions that it will be
characterized as WebOS (a Linux-based mobile operating
system). In particular, it is said that the concept of Industry 4.0,
which first appeared in Germany in 2011, will be associated with
Web 4.0. Smart factories, one of the objectives of Industry 4.0
technology, are also thought to be associated with the IoT in
interaction. Cybersystems, Web services and the IoT are very
important to produce more efficiently in this process and to make
these productions customizable. In that context. There is the
development of connections with Web 4.0. For example, if you
want to use Consider the analysis of machine processes that are in
communication with each other in a smart factory by collecting
them in a database and analyzing them on the web. It is not a
distant idea that the ultra-intelligent Web feature plays an active
role in the processed data obtained and that Web technology can
be directed at these objects during the decision-making stages
[42].
In recent years, the analysis of information obtained with
big data has gained a lot of momentum in customer relationship
management (CRM) in the creation of customer network profiles
of institutions. The underlying idea of the creation of these
customer portfolios is the idea that the IoT will actively play a role
in the creation of marketing strategies of organizations and the
conversion of customers' purchasing characteristics into
meaningful data. Organizations strive to create a platform where
their large data can be easily analyzed with the support of
selflearning, content-generating smart agents and sensors in
expanding the data they obtain from these profiles. For example,
imagine a customer entering the store and suddenly getting a
message on their phone based on information obtained by smart
agents. The message may be able to contain information about the
product researches that the customer has done with his phone and
which aisle should be directed to the relationship with the products
he purchases. With the intelligent interfaces developed, the future
position of machine intelligence can be considered in this way.
Web 4.0 technology, which is foreseen to have creative features
with the algorithms developed, is also expected to have human
and machine intelligence is expected to become a common field.
The Smart Web feature, where interconnected devices are created
and big data analytics is performed, is thought to be a centre for
human-machine interaction designed with various software agents
[43].
for instance, it is required to be registered via the web to
attend the conference. When a hotel is booked for your destination
city, a page might be found where your hotel reservation could be
made based on your old data when it was registered for you,
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contains data and documents learned by the web machines. With
web 4.0, it is seen that for personalized agents with AI, a platform
will be there in the machine-machine and machine-human
interaction cycle where cloud technologies and systems can be
managed anywhere regardless of location [44]. The concept of
web 4.0 is associated with smart agents, mobile technologies, and
cloud computing technologies, which is now used in a broadcast
way. In recent years, cloud computing has also attracted the
attention of industrial companies and academia organizations [45
- 46].
At the heart of the Cloud lies the fact that data and
applications are accessible from any device connected to the
Internet anytime, anywhere [47]. This feature of the cloud
eliminates both the cost and complexity associated with the
integration and maintenance of an information infrastructure.
With these features, Web 4.0 will be able to achieve great
efficiency in the business world with the increase of successful
business models as a result of its integration with Cloud
computing [48]. Depending on cloud computing technology,
which is the data storage area that internet users access regardless
of location and place, examples of the development of
environments that do not require hard drives and can work on the
Web with AI are seen. Looking at the present as examples of Web
4.0, we can say that Cortana (Android), Siri (iPhone), Google
Docs, YouOS, DesktopTWo applications are examples of this
technology [49], today's hugely popular machine learning
application community, offers free GPU support and any software
With the support of the editor, the program is provided with a
customizable environment where data analysis is performed by
accessing the large data and code pool published by the
community. These transactions with Google Cloud, which is used
to perform transactions, It is seen as a product of 4.0 technology.
In this context, it can be shown as an example that makes it very
easy for users to perform their transactions without using physical
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disk usage using the features offered by cloud computing
technology.
With the development of 3D browsers, it may be possible to
browse the desired stores virtually via the Web. If it is decided to
buy a product, a platform can be experienced by selecting cheaper
products with the web assistant. With Web 4.0, devices can
communicate with each other to process information and act in
the Web environment. With less human intervention, the desired
transactions can be performed after processing the devices with
the data received from the Web. Web 4.0 can help eliminate the
boundary between humans and machines, give machines the
ability to think like humans and take on tasks that people have a
hard time with. In this direction, time losses can be avoided and
more resources can be saved. With applications that improve by
connecting smart devices to the internet, people can also have
personal machines suitable for their lifestyle. In addition, better
decision-making, Web 4.0, can be proposed as a solution to the
problems that arise rather than computers simply generating
information. Thus, it will be possible for institutions to make
decisions effectively when they cannot overcome big data [50].
In line with AI applications, it is possible to make decisions that
managers have difficulty making easily. In this process,
applications consisting of the integration of AI and Web 4.0 will
inevitably be seen soon. Today, institutions expect fewer costs
and more labour. Therefore, less manpower and more machine
thinking can be adopted thanks to the applications developed for
the lower management levels in the institutions[42].
Table 2: Key Feature and used techniques of Web4.0
Feature
Technology
Virtual assistance as 2D/3D Experts system
Experts system
Accuracy and analysis of data
Data sciences
Security
Blockchain
Decision making and precision
Adaptive fuzzy-based inferencing
Optimization
Machine learning
Live human-like assistance with visualization
Augmented reality
Human interaction/natural language understanding
NLP
Looking at some of the challenges that Web 4.0 can bring with
various applications, there are systemic problems caused by
internet density and excess connectivity with this technology that
users will actively use. One of the most critical developments of
the web is probably that the intensity of its online transactions
affects daily life. Because physically and virtually, the challenges
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that objects connected to someone can create when there is a
connectivity problem are possible. For example, the phone you lost
think of it as searching the Web to find your phone. When you encounter
a connection problem as a result of a systemic problem, you may
experience the negativity of not having control. One of the downsides
that come with Web 4.0 in the future is that wireless connections and
actual telecommunications lines will only need a language that should
be of the same standards by all devices considering that they belong to
a particular company [51].
Considering the companies that are competing in the global world, it
seems very difficult to establish connections with a certain standard. In
addition, in this age of threat to information security, it may be difficult
to access personal data and securely store information by third parties if
the confidentiality and reliability of databases created by internet users
are not guaranteed. Today, the natural language processing (NLP)
technique, which has examples such as Google translation, is expected
to advance and increase with the innovations that come with Web 4.0 as
the new communication interface model between man and machine
[52]. However, it is more prominent that technologies such as social
networks, IoT, big data, AI and M2M play a key role in the adoption
and implementation of Web 4.0 [53].
Figure 3. shows Web technologies and document types [30].
With the development of applications and examples starting with
Web 1.0, the journey to Web 4.0 is on its way to becoming an
ultra-smart web that facilitates the operations of internet users
with updates and smartening of web technology at every step.
With these developments and the connections offered by
technology, worldwide comprehensibleness in the field of
industry, political, social and different networks, it seems that
there will be a technology that holds together governance,
dissemination, interest and cooperation between key networks
[54].
4. CONCLUSION
The web environment is constantly evolving in a borderless way.
In the last decade, various definitions of Web 4.0 have been made
by many authors when looking at the literature. However, there is
no definitive definition of Web 4.0 in relation to previous
previously accepted definitions of Web 1.0, Web 2.0, and Web
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3.0. In recent years, the internet has become even more
widespread
in an age when wireless networks are increasingly actively using
smartphones and tablets throughout the day. Looking at the
connection of technologies to Web 4.0, it is seen that important
stages will be made and they will play a key role in big data
analysis with Web 4.0, the next stage of Web technologies. With
the applications offered by AI technology, it is seen that users
need new technologies to have more interactive and immersive
experiences.
Web 4.0 seems possible to connect all devices in a real and virtual
world in real-time, such as services, virtual reality services, and
natural language services where intelligent agents and sensors
interact. Another dimension is that web pages, web applications,
videos, and photos connected by Web 4.0 can be interactive. In
this process, the good configuration of information is of great
importance. In this context, it is thought that access to the Internet
can be made not only by humans but also from other physical
objects, devices and tools arising from the concept of the IoT.
With the desired new technology elements, the concept of Web
4.0 appears as a new paradigm. With Web 4.0, it is thought that
an interactive environment with virtual computer environments
where AI, operating systems and cloud computing technology
will be activated and published very soon. Web 4.0, which looks
like it will take an active role by 2020, is proof that this
technology will go further by the beginning of integration into
today's technologies. In this age of ever-increasing internet users,
Web 4.0 is moving towards becoming an ultra-intelligent and
intelligent web technology, which can be connected to the next
generation of technologies using websites, blogs, online
publications, social networks, databases and more interaction
networks. For this reason, it is possible to associate the concept
of Web 4.0 with various technologies.
There is a possibility of many developments regarding Web 4.0,
positive and negative. However, in the technology-oriented
global network, web technologies appear to be at the heart of
society and have made great progress in technology, while web
generations and it is quite normal for the stages to develop in this
direction. When a perspective is developed for the future, it is a
fact that Web 4.0 will be created with new updates to the
innovations introduced by Web 3.0. Therefore, the Web that is
expected to come later In addition to ultra-intelligent robots,
machines and other technologies developed with the update of the
next-generation technologies introduced by Web 4.0 technology,
the arrival of machines that manage to think emotionally with
sensuality, which is unique to humans, does not seem far off.
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lOMoAR cPSD| 47708777 Doi: 10.48161/Issn.2709-8206
Evolution of the Web: from Web 1.0 to 4.0
Asaad Khaleel Ibrahim
Information Technology
Duhok Polytechnic University Duhok – Iraq
Asaad.khaleel@dpu.edu.krd
https://doi.org/10.48161/qaj.v1n3a75
with the change of the relationship between the concept of the internet and the user.[3].
Abstractـ ـThe internet has become a vital component of the
In 1989, while working at CERN, British scientist Tim
twenty-first century as technology has advanced. The number of new
Berners-Lee devised the World Wide Web. Initially, the Web was
technologies emerging in tandem with the qualities supplied by the
designed and designed to address the needs of scientists from
Internet is rapidly increasing. The World Wide Web (WWW), which is
colleges and institutions around the world for automated
commonly referred to as the world's largest information environment, is
information sharing. [4]. This technology has been developed based
a vital virtual environment in which internet users may trade, read, and
on the detailed and easy access of internet users to content in large
publish information using a Web browser. Web 1.0, Web 2.0, and Web 3.0
databases over the Web. In this process, Social computing should
technologies have all been seen and are still being observed in this review
occur on the Web and a new era called social machines should
paper. However, there is no clear definition for Web 4.0, which is a 4th
emerge [5]. It was also argued that "the development of interactive
generation web technology, in the literature. Web 4.0 has multiple
new Web applications", which analyzes large amounts of data that
dimensions, as seen by the first examples that have appeared. Big data,
people are trying to do with increasing technological capabilities
augmented reality, machine-to-machine communication (M2M), cloud [6].
computing, and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, as well as smart
agents, will be able to integrate in the future years. Web 4.0 is a web

Web 1.0 emerged as the first learning network in the development
technology revolution that includes a new internet of things (IoT) that
of web pages with HTML, which determines the emergence of a
interacts with a variety of models. The goal of this study is to clarify the
new Web paradigm. It is then actively used as an interaction and
notion of Web 4.0, which is viewed as an intelligent and symbiotic
communication network in Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 as an integration
(human-machine interaction) network with massive interfaces and
network [2]. Web 4.0, which is integrated with various technologies
linkages, as well as to contribute to the literature by studying its many
and is considered as the ultra-intelligent Web, has emerged as the
dimensions and investigating its links with new generation technologies.
fourth generation Web technology. Although there is no definitive
judgment about Web 4.0 technology or a specific definition of how
Keywords: Web Technologies, semantic web, Web 4.0, Symbiotic Web.
it will work in the literature, thoughts about how this technology
will work are quite common. Various definitions related to this 1. INTRODUCTION
concept have been made in the literature. It states that "social
machines" will have the mission of organizing our social processes
The Internet offers great conveniences to people in developing
invisibly. In this sense, it is thought that greater cooperation is
ageappropriate innovations and providing connections with
needed between researchers in the field of the web and AI [7 - 9].
constantly updated technologies [1]. In the last 20 years, there has
been a lot of progress in web technologies with the use of the
Web 4.0, which will be in an important position between
features offered by internet connections [2]. Looking at the current
2020 and 2030, is associated with four technologies such as
development process since the development of web technology,
artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, telecommunications and
each period has emerged with new features and opportunities. The
controlled interfaces, as well as the concept of the IoT [10]. The IoT
formation process of these developments is changing day by day
supported living, e-health, advanced learning, retail, automation,
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financial and industrial production, logistics, business process
Web environments, the features offered by AI technology will be
management and intelligent transportation can be listed as some of
used to facilitate Web mining. Intelligent web revolution 4.0, in
its potential benefits [11–14]. It is also possible that there will be a
which various opinions and ideas are proposed, is based on the
technology that provides more interaction between humans and
development and use of features implemented by advances in AI
machines in line with the technology and studies carried out in the
and its associated Web 3.0. With a Web environment where objects
information age. It is thought of as a qualified and interactive web
interact with each other through the virtual world, Web 4.0 is a
technology where people can communicate directly with machines,
technology position consisting of the integration of Big data, M2M
shape the world and respond to computers [15 – 16].
communication, AI, Cloud Computing, Augmented reality (VR),
Intelligent agents, and IoT technologies [23].
With the emergence of Web 4.0 as a new Web generation,
Web 4.0 will combine all the features of Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 and
is seen as a technology that can be found anywhere [16]. It is said
that computer users will have a powerful technology that 2.1. Web 1.0
intelligently conducts and interacts with the web environment
Thinks to the powerful and intelligent interfaces of this technology.
The Web 1.0 period, known as the first period of the Internet, is a
With the increasing communication and information channels
structure that contains static HTML pages created in 1995 for easy
developing day by day, it is an important element for the Web world
access when the research was conducted on the Web. In this
to develop qualities that can solve these needs. Therefore, Web 4.0
structure, users were passively located on a web network without
is expected to be an environment that can collaborate in industry,
interacting [24]. Internet users were also not authorized to add or
political, social and other important communities by providing
comment on any content. Users only used their web media for
access to important audiences with the simultaneous networking of
information. Web 1.0 was basically a static, one-way network that
technology, and participation in online networks that provide global
was read-only and focused solely on learning information.
transparency, governance and distribution systems [17 - 18]. In this
However, with the day-to-day development of technology, this Web
context, Web 4.0 is classified as a symbiotic (human-machine
network has been replaced by Web 2.0 technologies. Figure 1
interaction) web where data interactions occur between humans and
shows the connection direction of Web 1.0 technology.
smart devices and the IoT [19].
Within the scope of this study, a literature review of Web 4.0 with
its intelligent and highly interactive features, which is the next
generation of web technology, was given and comments on the
innovations and features it will present to the Web world in the
future are included. It is also aimed to analyze the dimensions of
this technology by clarifying quite different approaches about what
is or maybe about the concept of Web 4.0. 2. WEB TECHNOLOGIES
Machine and computer algorithms grew quickly towards the latter
of the 20th century and are a technological revolution, are involved
in different ways in every aspect of the current era [20]. Today, AI
technologies, which are increasing in importance, were introduced
for the first time by Alan Turing as the concept of machine
intelligence, in other words, 'Thinking machines'. In 1950, a test
called the Turing Test took a big step by measuring a machine's
ability to behave intelligently equivalent to or similar to a human
Figure 1. Web 1.0 one-way connectivity platform [25] [21]. 2.2. Web 2.0
In the formation of the intelligent web platform, web technology is
needed, which has the ability to read, understand and give feedback
The term Web 2.0 was first used in 2004 by Dale Dougherty, who
on the data obtained from the machine language. Because of the
was O'Reilly's vice president, at a conference with MediaLive. Web
increasingly large amount of data and the need to be converted.
2.0 explains why you should move to the internet In the computer
Therefore, the 4th generation of the Web is expected to experience
industry, the Web is defined as becoming an interaction so that
a Web page integrated with AI algorithms [22]. more
The data obtained from the Web will be converted into meaningful
and processed data by reasoning. With the establishment of smarter lOMoAR cPSD| 47708777 2 1
people can create applications using the platforms offered by
Figure 2. Web 2.0 two-way connectivity platform [30]
the network [26]. The second generation, known as Web 2.0
was coined in 2004 when the Web became a popular medium.
Web 2.0 has created a user-centric and collaborative environment [27]. 2.3. Web 3.0
A dynamic and two-way connectivity platform has occurred,
The (WWW) Consortium (W3C) began revolutionary work on
with high engagement, user participation in content production,
Web 3.0 in 2006 [31]. From 2010 until the present, the third
and sharing. During this period, with the emergence of very
generation of the Web, also known as Web 3.0 or Semantic Web,
popular Web sites such as Wikis, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter,
has existed [32–34]. Web 3.0 aims to regulate how content is
Blogs and Instagram, a serious flow of information began to
searched and displayed by the user. With the arrival of RDF and
occur on social networks [28]. Websites have become
OWL (Web Ontology Language) languages with this technology,
interactive, providing feedback among users. With these
a Web environment based on the information obtained from web
developments in the web world, mobile access connectivity has
pages and content owned by users was prepared [35]. It has been
also grown significantly. With the launch of smartphones, users
transformed into a platform that manages data based on the
have moved to easier environments where they can interact
evaluation of user data obtained from search engines and inferences
with each other. Thus, the use of web 2.0 environments has
made. The basis of the semantic network, inspired by XML , has
increased greatly. Internet users have been part of a platform
been a novelty of Web 3.0 in making sense of OWL language data
where various shares such as photos, files, music, videos are [36–38].
made using various web tools. Using the XML (Extensible
Markup Language) tag language, the backbone of the internet,
The goal is to customize and optimize online search based on users'
an independent platform in the infrastructure of Web 2.0,
history, interests, and desires. Web 3.0 ensures that all information
provides information flow with permissions from databases on
and data on the web is associated with descriptions. The new web
the Web. With the RSS (Really Simple Syndication/ Rich Site
technology is aimed at intertwining content and keywords
Summary) Web page declarator, it is possible to query the data
(metadata) [39]. Web 3.0 is also called the smart Web by many
contained in different systems and information flows that are
authors because its functions extend beyond traditional search
active with various web resources such as XML. Web 2.0 is
services. The behaviours that Internet users search over the Web
also known as a user-centred, highly interactive read-write web
can be sorted and customized according to their preferences. Web
network. Web 2.0 users have dropped most of the controls they
3.0's basic idea is to identify build data and enable it to connect with
are accustomed to in Web 1.0 and moved to the platform where
each other to be more effective, supporting the creation of user
they interact more with other users [29]. Figure 2 shows the profiles [40].
connectivity aspects of Web 2.0 technology.
In order to provide new information flows, it integrates and
analyzes the data obtained from various datasets into its content,
improves data management, increases users' satisfaction and
ensures cooperation on the social network. With Web 3.0,
significant progress has been made in the formation of big data that
many institutions want to have today, in increasing customer
satisfaction and in collecting data to meet their expectations. With
the data in the data warehouses created in line with the searches of
users with Web technologies, many institutions benefit from the
opportunities offered by this technology in their decision-making
stages. Web 3.0 was passed in the analysis of big data where AI and
fuzzy logic are combined [41].
Table1: Comparison in between Web1.0, Web 2.0 and Web3.0 22 lOMoAR cPSD| 47708777 Parameter Web 1.0 Web 2.0 Web 3.0 Year of foundation 1994 2004 2006 Coined By Tim Berners- Lee Dale Dougherty John Markoff Generation Cognition Communication Co-operation “The Web” or “The Known As “Web Internet” of Documents” “Web of Data” Human Interaction “Read-Only” “Read-Write” Personalized Semantics Not applicable Not applicable Applied Using RDFS/OWL Metadata Relational Schema XSD/DTD Ontology SPARQL: Protocol and RDF Query Language Simple SQL SQL along XPath Query Language Machine Learning Not applicable Not applicable Applied Data Model Relational Relational Hierarchical Graph Linking Hyperlink Hyperlink URI to search, Integrate Used for To search the data to share the data with others and control data Data Representation HTML HTML XHTML, XML RDF, RDF a, Micro formats lOMoAR cPSD| 47708777 . WEB 4.0 AND DIMENSIONS
management (CRM) in the creation of customer network profiles
of institutions. The underlying idea of the creation of these
Web 4.0 may be divided into three categories: ultra-intelligent
customer portfolios is the idea that the IoT will actively play a role
electronic agents, symbiotic webs, and ubiquitous webs, it is quite
in the creation of marketing strategies of organizations and the
curious to see how effective its quality and performance will be.
conversion of customers' purchasing characteristics into
However, with Web 3.0, great progress is being made, and there
meaningful data. Organizations strive to create a platform where
is a lot of consensuses that Web 4.0 will make it easier to make
their large data can be easily analyzed with the support of
decisions by making smart interfaces and being smart when
selflearning, content-generating smart agents and sensors in
reading Web content. There are opinions that it will be
expanding the data they obtain from these profiles. For example,
characterized as WebOS (a Linux-based mobile operating
imagine a customer entering the store and suddenly getting a
system). In particular, it is said that the concept of Industry 4.0,
message on their phone based on information obtained by smart
which first appeared in Germany in 2011, will be associated with
agents. The message may be able to contain information about the
Web 4.0. Smart factories, one of the objectives of Industry 4.0
product researches that the customer has done with his phone and
technology, are also thought to be associated with the IoT in
which aisle should be directed to the relationship with the products
interaction. Cybersystems, Web services and the IoT are very
he purchases. With the intelligent interfaces developed, the future
important to produce more efficiently in this process and to make
position of machine intelligence can be considered in this way.
these productions customizable. In that context. There is the
Web 4.0 technology, which is foreseen to have creative features
development of connections with Web 4.0. For example, if you
with the algorithms developed, is also expected to have human
want to use Consider the analysis of machine processes that are in
and machine intelligence is expected to become a common field.
communication with each other in a smart factory by collecting
The Smart Web feature, where interconnected devices are created
them in a database and analyzing them on the web. It is not a
and big data analytics is performed, is thought to be a centre for
distant idea that the ultra-intelligent Web feature plays an active
human-machine interaction designed with various software agents
role in the processed data obtained and that Web technology can [43].
be directed at these objects during the decision-making stages [42].
for instance, it is required to be registered via the web to
attend the conference. When a hotel is booked for your destination
In recent years, the analysis of information obtained with
city, a page might be found where your hotel reservation could be
big data has gained a lot of momentum in customer relationship
made based on your old data when it was registered for you, 23
contains data and documents learned by the web machines. With
business models as a result of its integration with Cloud
web 4.0, it is seen that for personalized agents with AI, a platform
computing [48]. Depending on cloud computing technology,
will be there in the machine-machine and machine-human
which is the data storage area that internet users access regardless
interaction cycle where cloud technologies and systems can be
of location and place, examples of the development of
managed anywhere regardless of location [44]. The concept of
environments that do not require hard drives and can work on the
web 4.0 is associated with smart agents, mobile technologies, and
Web with AI are seen. Looking at the present as examples of Web
cloud computing technologies, which is now used in a broadcast
4.0, we can say that Cortana (Android), Siri (iPhone), Google
way. In recent years, cloud computing has also attracted the
Docs, YouOS, DesktopTWo applications are examples of this
attention of industrial companies and academia organizations [45
technology [49], today's hugely popular machine learning - 46].
application community, offers free GPU support and any software
With the support of the editor, the program is provided with a
At the heart of the Cloud lies the fact that data and
customizable environment where data analysis is performed by
applications are accessible from any device connected to the
accessing the large data and code pool published by the
Internet anytime, anywhere [47]. This feature of the cloud
community. These transactions with Google Cloud, which is used
eliminates both the cost and complexity associated with the
to perform transactions, It is seen as a product of 4.0 technology.
integration and maintenance of an information infrastructure.
In this context, it can be shown as an example that makes it very
With these features, Web 4.0 will be able to achieve great
easy for users to perform their transactions without using physical
efficiency in the business world with the increase of successful 24 lOMoAR cPSD| 47708777
disk usage using the features offered by cloud computing
more resources can be saved. With applications that improve by technology.
connecting smart devices to the internet, people can also have
personal machines suitable for their lifestyle. In addition, better
With the development of 3D browsers, it may be possible to
decision-making, Web 4.0, can be proposed as a solution to the
browse the desired stores virtually via the Web. If it is decided to
problems that arise rather than computers simply generating
buy a product, a platform can be experienced by selecting cheaper
information. Thus, it will be possible for institutions to make
products with the web assistant. With Web 4.0, devices can
decisions effectively when they cannot overcome big data [50].
communicate with each other to process information and act in
In line with AI applications, it is possible to make decisions that
the Web environment. With less human intervention, the desired
managers have difficulty making easily. In this process,
transactions can be performed after processing the devices with
applications consisting of the integration of AI and Web 4.0 will
the data received from the Web. Web 4.0 can help eliminate the
inevitably be seen soon. Today, institutions expect fewer costs
boundary between humans and machines, give machines the
and more labour. Therefore, less manpower and more machine
ability to think like humans and take on tasks that people have a
thinking can be adopted thanks to the applications developed for
hard time with. In this direction, time losses can be avoided and
the lower management levels in the institutions[42].
Table 2: Key Feature and used techniques of Web4.0 Feature Technology
Virtual assistance as 2D/3D Experts system Experts system Accuracy and analysis of data Data sciences Security Blockchain Decision making and precision
Adaptive fuzzy-based inferencing Optimization Machine learning
Live human-like assistance with visualization Augmented reality
Human interaction/natural language understanding NLP
Looking at some of the challenges that Web 4.0 can bring with
users will actively use. One of the most critical developments of
various applications, there are systemic problems caused by
the web is probably that the intensity of its online transactions
internet density and excess connectivity with this technology that
affects daily life. Because physically and virtually, the challenges lOMoAR cPSD| 47708777
that objects connected to someone can create when there is a
connectivity problem are possible. For example, the phone you lost
think of it as searching the Web to find your phone. When you encounter
a connection problem as a result of a systemic problem, you may
experience the negativity of not having control. One of the downsides
that come with Web 4.0 in the future is that wireless connections and
actual telecommunications lines will only need a language that should
be of the same standards by all devices considering that they belong to a particular company [51].
Considering the companies that are competing in the global world, it
seems very difficult to establish connections with a certain standard. In
addition, in this age of threat to information security, it may be difficult
to access personal data and securely store information by third parties if
the confidentiality and reliability of databases created by internet users
are not guaranteed. Today, the natural language processing (NLP)
technique, which has examples such as Google translation, is expected
to advance and increase with the innovations that come with Web 4.0 as
the new communication interface model between man and machine
[52]. However, it is more prominent that technologies such as social
networks, IoT, big data, AI and M2M play a key role in the adoption
and implementation of Web 4.0 [53].
Figure 3. shows Web technologies and document types [30].
With the development of applications and examples starting with
Web 1.0, the journey to Web 4.0 is on its way to becoming an
ultra-smart web that facilitates the operations of internet users
with updates and smartening of web technology at every step.
With these developments and the connections offered by
technology, worldwide comprehensibleness in the field of
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