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Role of Mobile Agents in the Future of the Internet

With the appearance of the World-Wide Web, the use of the Internet has exploded in recent years. In this paper, we illustrate how current technological developments will lead to a mobile code-based system and, in many cases, mobile agents. In the road to that eventuality, we address some technological and non-technical barriers. It seems likely that almost all major Internet sites will be able to host and willing to host some sort of mobile code or mobile agents within a couple of years. The Internet didn't exist forever; in the 1970s and 1980s, it was developed by humans. Then we kind of watched it grow as it grew, trying to hold on and making sure it kept running. It seems very clear that the drive to keep the Internet running is immense, as long as technology continues to exist at something at least close to today's standard. There's a very, very useful Internet. However, to keep running, the Internet relies on quite a bit of technology. To keep it alive, we need power, laptops, semiconductors, apps, and ultimately a working high tech industry.