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# 8.0 Beyond Web3
The Pulsr Foundation's ambition is to extend its technology ecology to all iterations of the internet. While The Foundation prioritizes Wed3 discovery in its early stages of development to research, develop and release its distributed AI-powered discovery network, there are opportunities in Web2 to provide such a service.
Bridging non-centralized Web3 discovery into Web2, with community-driven, automated SEO via AI on a distributed chain has larger implications to vastly improve the search and discovery infrastructure of how we explore the internet today. This has further impact on creating a non-partisan, and transparent way to source answers to questions via internet search.
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