Google announced its new Knowledge Graph last week that marks “a significant change to how search results are delivered that the company believes will make their search engine think more like a human,” reports CNN.
Knowledge Graph categorizes searches by theme. If a general search yields a wide variety of results, the Knowledge Graph will group related searches into themed boxes.
Users can then click on one of the boxes to streamline the search results to reflect the desired theme. Google’s director of product management Jack Menzel explains that Knowledge Graph “hones your search results right in on the task that you’re after.”
“Menzel says the initial version of Knowledge Graph has information on 500 million people, places and things and uses 3.5 billion defining attributes and connections to create categories for them,” explains the post.
Google announced its new Knowledge Graph last week that marks “a significant change to how search results are delivered that the company believes will make their search engine think more like a human,” reports CNN.
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