Web 3.0 represents an innovative concept of a decentralized internet, in contrast to the centralized and collaborative approach of Web 2.0. It can be seen as the fusion of artificial intelligence and the semantic web, marking a crucial step where the generation of new information is attributed to computers rather than humans. This evolution integrates elements such as artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and wirelessly connected devices, paving the way for an environment where smart devices interact autonomously. The term originated in early 2006, when it was first mentioned in a blog post by web designer Jeffrey Zeldman.