Intelligent Internet System with Adaptive User Interface
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Solution Overview
Problem
The current Internet and World Wide Web lack the ability to acquire and apply knowledge about entities, and users cannot directly interact with the vast majority of entities lacking IP addresses, such as people, places, and events, leading to a disconnect between the digital and human experiences.
Innovation Solution
The Intelligent Internet system provides a unified networked system that acquires, encodes, stores, and makes accessible knowledge about entities, allowing users to interact directly with them through a pol-dimensional digital structure called 'knowledge cells' and 'Smart Interaction Modules' using touch-enabled devices or voice commands, enabling one-step access to knowledge and interactions.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If the Internet uses traditional IP address-based communication, then devices and files can be connected efficiently, but the vast majority of entities (people, places, events) without IP addresses cannot be directly accessed or interacted with
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces symbolic objects as intermediary elements that bridge the gap between users and entities. These symbolic objects (words, phrases, images, videos) serve as mediators that users can interact with directly, which then connect to the underlying entities through the Intelligent Internet system, eliminating the need for users to deal with complex IP address structures while maintaining the ability to access any entity
Solution Approach 2:
The patent adds a new dimension to Internet addressing by introducing symbolic objects that operate alongside traditional IP addresses. This creates a multi-dimensional addressing system where entities can be accessed through both their IP addresses and their symbolic representations, allowing users to interact with entities through natural language and media rather than technical protocols
2Ease of operation
If the World Wide Web uses hypertext links controlled by website owners, then information can be organized and presented, but users have little control over where links lead and may access dangerous files without knowing
Solution Approach 1:
The Intelligent Internet system implements feedback mechanisms where the system actively monitors and reports on the destination and content of symbolic object interactions. Before a user follows a symbolic object link, the system can provide information about the destination entity, and during interaction, it continuously monitors the exchange to ensure safety and inform users about what is happening, reversing the traditional model where users blindly follow links
Solution Approach 2:
The system performs self-service by automatically verifying, monitoring, and managing the safety and transparency of symbolic object interactions. The Intelligent Internet infrastructure itself handles the complex tasks of link verification, entity validation, and interaction monitoring, freeing users from needing to manually assess link safety while maintaining high levels of user control and awareness
3Adaptability or versatility
If custom-made user interfaces are created for each website, then each site can be optimized for its specific purpose, but users must learn and adapt to numerous different interfaces
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a universal user interface paradigm where a single, consistent interface design handles interactions with all types of entities across the entire Intelligent Internet system. This universal interface uses standardized symbolic objects and interaction patterns that work whether the user is interacting with a person, place, event, or any other entity, eliminating the need to learn different interfaces for different websites while still allowing each entity to have its own customized presentation and interaction capabilities through the same interface framework
4Loss of information
If the Internet only connects to entities with IP addresses, then communication between devices is efficient, but the system lacks the ability to acquire and apply knowledge about the vast majority of entities in the real world
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces symbolic objects and knowledge graphs as intermediary layers between the Internet infrastructure and real-world entities. These intermediaries capture and structure knowledge about entities (people, places, events) in machine-readable formats, allowing the system to acquire, store, and apply knowledge about entities without requiring direct IP address connections to them
Solution Approach 2:
The system replaces the mechanical requirement of direct IP address connections with a knowledge-based intermediary system. Instead of requiring physical or network connectivity to entities, the Intelligent Internet uses symbolic representations and knowledge graphs to model entities and their relationships, substituting direct mechanical connection with intelligent information processing
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AI summary
An Intelligent Internet system having the capacity to discover, acquire, organize, store, and make accessible knowledge about things of interest to users and to help users more efficiently interact with these things in a rich variety of ways. The Intelligent Internet system provides users with a personalized interface that dynamically adapts to each user's interests and context. This interface provides users with direct access to “knowledge” about things that humans or machines can uniquely sense, recognize, name, understand and interact with, whether real or imagined. Users can access the knowledge stored in the Intelligent Internet system to find, learn about and select products and services; communicate with family, friends, colleagues, classmates, customers and suppliers; learn about things they encounter in their environment, make decisions about them, consume and share content related to them and perform transactions.