TBC (Turing Bit Chain)

What is the concept of Web4.0?
Web4.0 is the next-generation internet paradigm currently forming, following Web1.0 (read-only), Web2.0 (read/write/social), and Web3.0 (decentralization/ownership). Its core concepts revolve around "human-machine symbiosis" and "AI autonomy," aiming to achieve deep collaboration between AI agents and humans, as well as seamless integration of the physical world and the digital universe.
Core features of Web4.0:
. AI Native: AI agents become the main entities on the network, capable of automatically executing tasks, understanding context, and making autonomous decisions.
. Trust Native: Trust is embedded at the interaction layer, utilizing blockchain and other technologies to enable verifiability and traceability, reducing reliance on centralized platforms.
. Autonomous Collaboration: AI systems and between AI and humans can automatically cooperate to complete complex tasks, achieving trusted collaboration across devices and domains.
. Value Co-Creation: Fair benefits for contributors, breaking platform monopolies, and enabling free flow of data and value.
. Ubiquitous Connectivity: Humans, devices, AI, digital assets, and the physical world are seamlessly interconnected, forming an intelligent digital ecosystem.
Typical application scenarios:
. AI Social: AI avatars automatically socialize, match accurately, and reduce social anxiety.
. Autonomous Digital Life: Smart assistants automatically manage schedules, health, finances, and proactively serve user intentions.
. Distributed Collaboration Networks: Trusted collaboration across organizations and regions, with AI automatically coordinating resources, assigning tasks, and settling value.
. Trusted Digital Identity: Unified, verifiable, autonomous, and controllable digital identities that connect all services and scenarios.
. AI Co-Creation Economy: Humans and AI jointly create content, products, and services, with fair distribution of value.
Currently, Web4.0 is still in the conceptual and early technological exploration stage. Its development path and final form are yet to be determined, but the trend of AI agents as new network entities is gradually becoming clear.