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Web 3.0 will bring artificial intelligence to the internet, transforming it into a personal guide that can reason like a human. It will provide more personalized services and options for social networks. Examples mentioned include intelligent applications that can automatically schedule appointments based on preferences, calendar agents that coordinate schedules across devices, and intelligent mashups that combine data from different sources. Web 3.0 relies on high-speed broadband access and will feature seamless connectivity across devices.
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