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The Spatial Web: How Web 3.0 Will Connect Humans, Machines, and AI to Transform the World

Have you ever wondered what the future holds? Blade Runner, The Matrix, Star Wars, Avatar, Star Trek, Ready Player One, The Avengers, and many other popular films show us futuristic worlds where holograms, robots, smart devices, virtual avatars, digital transactions, and universe-scale teleportation all work together in sync, combining the virtual and the physical with the mechanical and the biological. It won't be fiction much longer. The Spatial Web paints the same picture of an inevitable future—in the real world. But more importantly, it teaches you how to prepare for it, and leverage it. Science fiction movies, books, and games have done an excellent job describing a future where the digital and physical worlds merge into one. However, none of these visionary fictional works describe exactly how it will be accomplished. It has inspired many of us to ask the same question—How do we enable fantasy to become...reality? The Spatial Web holds the answers. In this book, you will learn... - How exponentially powerful computing technologies are creating a great “Convergence.” - How Augmented and Virtual Reality will enable us to overlay our information and imaginations onto the world. - How Artificial Intelligence will infuse the environments and objects around us with adaptive intelligence. - How the Internet of Things and Robotics will enable our vehicles, appliances, clothing, furniture, and homes to become connected and embodied with the power to see, feel, hear, smell, touch and move things in the world. - How Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies will secure our data and enable real-time transactions between the human, machine, and virtual economies of the future. The book also dives deeply into: - The challenges and shortcomings of the World Wide Web - The rise of fake news and surveillance capitalism in Web 2.0 - The risk of algorithmic terrorism, biological hacking, and “fake-reality” in Web 3.0 - The threat that emerging technologies pose in the hands of rogue actors--whether human, algorithmic, corporate, or st

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