👾Why Context Protocol?
The current DNS insufficient
It’s Centralized: Today’s DNS, meant to be a public good, is controlled by a few entities. This centralization enables censorship, limits access, and profits from domain sales, conflicting with Web3 principles of decentralization, open governance, and innovation.
Not Ready for AI: Current DNS systems fail to support AI's need for verified, contextual, and real-time data at scale. This shortfall results in AI models being trained on outdated or inaccurate information, undermining their effectiveness and reliability.
Not Searchable Data: Traditional DNS focuses only on domains, not on individual documents, making it harder to find and access data, especially in Web3 where it’s hidden behind hashes. This restricts the ability to perform precise data searches.
Introducing DNS3
Our revolutionary Decentralized Semantic Naming Service redefines how we interact with data in the Web3 era, driven by the urgent need for a new DNS.
DNS3 allows you to store and index individual documents using Web3 storage networks like Arweave, Filecoin, BNB Greenfield, Swarm…
It’s Decentralized: Blockchain-built, DNS3 enables the creation of domains without a central authority. This ensures transparency, resilience against censorship, and secure domain ownership, creating a new transparent and interoperable On-Chain DNS for the New Internet.
Empowers AI: DNS3 indexes data on Web3 storage with structure, deep semantic understanding, and contextual relationships. This ensures that AI models are trained on accurate and up-to-date information in real-time, increasing their reliability.
Document-level Access: DNS3 structures all the data within Documents under verified domains. This allows users to find and access any data directly using Web3 storage. With DNS3, you gain full control over your data access - not just at the domain level.
Benefits of Using Context Protocol
1. Data Sovereignty:
Users retain complete control over their data with no third-party interference, enhancing privacy and autonomy.
2. Traceability:
Context enables verification of data authenticity and origin, making it easier to trust what is real.
3. Interoperability:
Context uses common standards that allow seamless data exchange across different applications, supporting complex, multi-platform integrations.
4. Reputation & Verification:
Built-in proofs of integrity allow users to validate their identities and actions, fostering trust and reputation-building.
5. Security:
Data is secured on the blockchain, protecting it from unauthorized access and manipulation, and enhancing data privacy.
6. Data Versioning:
Context allows for dynamic data that can evolve over time, with versions that support backward compatibility and historical reference.
7. Portability:
Data can be transferred across platforms without duplication or conversion, avoiding redundancy and enabling reuse.
8. Public Good:
As an open, decentralized platform, Context promotes transparency, collaboration, and shared knowledge for the benefit of society as a whole.
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