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  • World Wide Web Consortiumw3c
    May 5, 2026, 12:00 PM

    @hdv wrote about discussions at the recent Advisory Committee meeting: "Open web vs AI: what can W3C do?"

    Suggestions included:
    Ensure AI companies are engaged in our standards work and community ...
    Take threats to the open web into account in work on WebMCP and the “agentic web”, making it an “open agentic web”, built on open standards and technologies (rather than proprietary) and based on open principles (rather than walled gardens)
    Read more at:
    hidde.blog/web-ai-breakout/

    text: "open web vs AI: what can W3C do by Hidde de Vries". with a red logo for "Hidde's blog" (white text on a red circle)
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  • alg0walg0w@vivaldi.net
    May 5, 2026, 12:29 PM

    @w3c @hdv Given how w3c effectivelly prevented modern web from enshittification, I don't expect much, but I would want to.

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  • Ayoayo@ayco.io
    May 7, 2026, 2:59 PM

    @w3c @hdv “Consider a push model for content, so that websites don’t need to be crawled every second” is a brilliant idea 💡

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  • Ayoayo@ayco.io
    May 7, 2026, 3:06 PM

    @w3c @hdv we’ve always “published” to the open web; this puts the intent back to the website owners.

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