- When you search, you’re not just looking for a webpage.
- You’re looking to get answers, understand concepts and explore.
- The next frontier in search is to understand real-world things and the relationships among them.
- So we're building a Knowledge Graph: a huge collection of the people, places and things in the world and how they're connected to one another.
- This is how we’ll be able to tell if your search for “mercury” refers to the planet or the chemical element--and also how we can get you smarter answers to jump start your discovery.
See it in action
- When you search for things, people, or places that Google knows about, we can use the Knowledge Graph to enhance your search results.
Find the right thing
- The words you search with can often have more than one meaning.
- With the Knowledge Graph we can understand the difference, and help you narrow your results to find just the answers you're looking for.
Get the best summary
- See key facts about your search with the most useful and interesting information for that particular topic, based on the questions other people have asked.
Go deeper and broader
- Make unexpected discoveries and explore a topic more deeply with a springboard of information at your fingertips. What you find may surprise you!
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