An exciting new evolution of the World Wide Web (WWW) providing machine-readable and machine-comprehensible information far beyond the current capabilities is called:

The Semantic Web is the evolution of the World Wide Web that makes information machine-readable and machine-understandable, not just human-readable.

By adding meaning to data, it lets computers interpret and link content intelligently.

The dynamic web refers to pages generated on the fly, but it does not add machine-understandable meaning.

A web browser is merely the software used to view web pages, not an evolution of the web itself.

The static web serves fixed pages that never change, the opposite of the described advance.

The Semantic Web is often associated with the vision of Web 3.0.