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Paal Kristian LevangSynxEditorialHumanity may be facing its greatest experiment ever. We are in the process of developing an intelligence that could be smarter than ourselves.
ThiruMediumRecently, I started watching a science fiction anthology series that explores some unsettling possibilities for humanity's future. What makes it fascinating is how many of its fictional technologies and social scenarios already have parallels in the real world. Some episodes are genuinely frightening, but they also make me wonder whether these technologies could eventually become necessary parts of our future.
ThiruSynxWe keep hearing that AI is going to take the jobs. The other side is harder to ignore: the same tools are helping people reach work, company, and worlds they could not reach alone.
Paal Kristian LevangJournalA new kind of internet is coming: one that doesn't just connect websites, but gives intelligence to the objects all around us.
Paal Kristian LevangJournalThe Real-Time Web (RTW), also known as the AI Web, represents a fundamental shift in how the world's machines, robots, AI agents, and even humans connect to digital intelligence.
ThiruLinkedInBeen sitting on something for the last few weeks that's genuinely changed how I think about the internet. We've built the web around linking documents. Click a link, get a page.
ThiruMediumWhat if the most intelligent thing humanity ever created remembered who helped it grow? Imagine waking up one morning to discover that somewhere in the world, a computer has done something nobody expected.
Paal Kristian LevangLinkedInThe new network is called Real Time Web (RTW) and is a bidirectional Linked Data network with inbuilt network kernel (BIOS) access, so that individuals can have full control over their Web resources and services globally.