If you look at its potential you would get the Idea, eg. Natural Language commands (like use gave above) will help an avg user; something that cant be achieved with Web 2.0.

On a good side, a couple of Projects have came up, like Ubiquity and Weave from Mozilla, and SemantiFind (which works on top of Google) are a few example.

But to exploit the full potential of Data Mining, and Grid Computing, the Web needs a lot More Standardization, than there is now. Also strong Privacy mechanisms have to be implemented that would insure that no personal or confidential information gets “mined”.

If you look at its potential you would get the Idea, eg. Natural Language commands (like use gave above) will help an avg user; something that cant be achieved with Web 2.0.

On a good side, a couple of Projects have came up, like Ubiquity and Weave from Mozilla, and SemantiFind (which works on top of Google) are a few example.

But to exploit the full potential of Data Mining, and Grid Computing, the Web needs a lot More Standardization, than there is now. Also strong Privacy mechanisms have to be implemented that would insure that no personal or confidential information gets “mined”.

If you look at its potential you would get the Idea, eg. Natural Language commands (like use gave above) will help an avg user; something that cant be achieved with Web 2.0.

On a good side, a couple of Projects have came up, like Ubiquity and Weave from Mozilla, and SemantiFind (which works on top of Google) are a few example.

But to exploit the full potential of Data Mining, and Grid Computing, the Web needs a lot More Standardization, than there is now. Also strong Privacy mechanisms have to be implemented that would insure that no personal or confidential information gets “mined”.

If you look at its potential you would get the Idea, eg. Natural Language commands (like use gave above) will help an avg user; something that cant be achieved with Web 2.0.

On a good side, a couple of Projects have came up, like Ubiquity and Weave from Mozilla, and SemantiFind (which works on top of Google) are a few example.

But to exploit the full potential of Data Mining, and Grid Computing, the Web needs a lot More Standardization, than there is now. Also strong Privacy mechanisms have to be implemented that would insure that no personal or confidential information gets “mined”.

If you look at its potential you would get the Idea, eg. Natural Language commands (like use gave above) will help an avg user; something that cant be achieved with Web 2.0.

On a good side, a couple of Projects have came up, like Ubiquity and Weave from Mozilla, and SemantiFind (which works on top of Google) are a few example.

But to exploit the full potential of Data Mining, and Grid Computing, the Web needs a lot More Standardization, than there is now. Also strong Privacy mechanisms have to be implemented that would insure that no personal or confidential information gets “mined”.

If you look at its potential you would get the Idea, eg. Natural Language commands (like use gave above) will help an avg user; something that cant be achieved with Web 2.0.

On a good side, a couple of Projects have came up, like Ubiquity and Weave from Mozilla, and SemantiFind (which works on top of Google) are a few example.

But to exploit the full potential of Data Mining, and Grid Computing, the Web needs a lot More Standardization, than there is now. Also strong Privacy mechanisms have to be implemented that would insure that no personal or confidential information gets “mined”.

If you look at its potential you would get the Idea, eg. Natural Language commands (like use gave above) will help an avg user; something that cant be achieved with Web 2.0.

On a good side, a couple of Projects have came up, like Ubiquity and Weave from Mozilla, and SemantiFind (which works on top of Google) are a few example.

But to exploit the full potential of Data Mining, and Grid Computing, the Web needs a lot More Standardization, than there is now. Also strong Privacy mechanisms have to be implemented that would insure that no personal or confidential information gets “mined”.

If you look at its potential you would get the Idea, eg. Natural Language commands (like use gave above) will help an avg user; something that cant be achieved with Web 2.0.

On a good side, a couple of Projects have came up, like Ubiquity and Weave from Mozilla, and SemantiFind (which works on top of Google) are a few example.

But to exploit the full potential of Data Mining, and Grid Computing, the Web needs a lot More Standardization, than there is now. Also strong Privacy mechanisms have to be implemented that would insure that no personal or confidential information gets “mined”.