Adding semantics to the Web

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"The Web will become more than what we see on our computer screens, it will become a place where computers interact with each other and where meaning is attached to information." That is the vision behind a cutting-edge Semantic Web project.
For Richard Benjamins, the coordinator of the IST project ESPERONTO, the future of the Semantic Web lies in it becoming "something akin to ambient intelligence" with the meaning of digital information understandable not only by humans but by any computer-embedded device.


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