Semantic Web
/ˈsɛm.æn.tɪk wɛb/
Definitions
- (n.) A web of data enabling machines to understand and respond to complex human requests based on the meaning of information.
The Semantic Web aims to create a universal medium for information exchange by structuring data with metadata.
- (n.) In legal informatics, a framework that facilitates linking legal data and documents for improved access and analysis.
Legal experts utilize the Semantic Web to connect statutes, case law, and regulations efficiently.
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Commentary
The term is chiefly relevant in legal information systems and legal technology, emphasizing structured data interoperability rather than traditional internet use.
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