Tim Berners-Lee Proposes Web 3.0 to Reclaim Data Control

On the 35th anniversary of the World Wide Web, its creator outlines a vision for a more open, user-controlled internet.

Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, is advocating for Web 3.0, emphasizing data control and ethical use.
Berners-Lee's startup, Inrupt, introduces the Solid protocol to enable personal data pods for user sovereignty over information.
Inrupt collaborates with governments and organizations, including the Flemish government and the BBC, to pilot data pod initiatives.
Berners-Lee predicts the future of the web will include personal AI assistants and a shift towards true data ownership.
Concerns over Big Tech's power lead to discussions on potential regulatory actions, including the breakup of monopolies.