Internet 2.0: An Intent-Aware, AI-Native Extension of the Web
draft-kartha-internet20-ainative-00
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| Author | Gokul Kartha | ||
| Last updated | 2026-05-24 (Latest revision 2025-11-20) | ||
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Abstract
This document proposes Internet 2.0, an AI-native extension of the traditional web architecture. Unlike the current internet—which is designed primarily for document retrieval—Internet 2.0 enables distributed model discovery, intent-based routing, and protocol-level AI interaction. Core components include HTTP+AI, an AI-aware extension to HTTP; the Model Resolution Network (MRN), an AI-native analogue to DNS; and the AI-Aware Browser, a new class of client optimized for intelligent interaction rather than document traversal. This architecture treats AI models as first-class network entities and provides a foundation for a decentralized, semantic, and privacy- preserving AI layer on the internet.
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