Everyone is racing to find an answer to what actually is "web 3.0" with no actual innovation other than plain hype. take a look at this site that puts a more reasonable to what web 3.0 should include.
I thought Web 3.0 (capital 'C', space, dot zero) was the semantic web which didn't catch on, except a few microformats and maybe podcasting. This is a critique of web3 (lower 'c', no space, no dot zero). And I'd say it's a rather even handed take on a decentralized web.
i think that's unfair. companies like Braintrust is actually doing legit work