Introducing the Knowledge Graph

The Knowledge Graph is a huge collection of the people, places and things in the world and how they're connected to one another. With this Search technology, Google can get you the best possible answers and help jump start your discovery. Get an under the hood look at the next frontier, from the team at Google behind the technology.
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[@aliramazani2024]

Anybody watching this in 2024? Like.

[@NikkexD]

This is why i love Google. They are so innovative and creative with their products. They mostly do a great job with everything!

[@SocialWIFIMarketing]

Knowledge Graph / Semantic Web its all starting to move forward in a big way. Google is leading the way and creating a search engine for people instead of a search engine for websites

[@MaxKonitzko]

Market 2 WiFi - Wifi Marketing & Social Hotspots thks for circling and have a great thursday!

[@mahdidjami9213]

Xdf ich

[@tonydelacruz3440]

Stopped by user my phone number

[@HydrogenDominion]

You don't need knowledge to build a better future.. you just need a good heart...and that Google lacks.

[@logicalPick]

The Knowledge Graph sounds like a hybrid between Google search, Wikipedia and a hint of Yahoo Answers... looking forward to awesomeness

[@BBbloodbrotherCCCX]

This was great, and I love that I can do a search without even leaving my Google Documents. I was writing a essay for school on Tim Burton today, I went to tools, and research, and it told me all about him, and gave me useful and recent links to articles about him. This, I know will be very useful, and I'm sure within time, Google will build up even more knowledge for this. This, could possibly revolutionize search as we know it today.

[@VestinVestin]

Applying ontological structure to digital information... Beautiful.

[@Deceqtion]

Lol could be awesome if those effects in the video where included in the new google :D

[@radwmn07]

I found this fascinating and useful. I enjoy increasing my knowledge about things and our world on a daily basis.

[@jairzhino]

I want to be part of something like this, so what I need to do, start working on getting knowledge and try to become a collaborator. This is so amazing

[@Thisisareme]

Larry Page and Sergey Brin! Google! You are the Best! Best! Just Amazing!

[@ari-mcbrown]

Now I wonder, how well this system does it's job with people who are not so famous? This is the next step forward in technology, that's for sure!

[@LeepySham]

You're right. I think I saw some rounded corners in there too.

[@TeganBurns]

This would be great if developers had access to easily interface such powerful tools

[@Mustafar515]

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[@Mustafar515]

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[@user-iy1pt8nu9fhggg]

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[@malcolmrodrigues9797]

Wonderful! Most of our time is spent searching for something. It maybe our car-keys, our long-lost friends or relatives, some treasure, some solution to a problem or puzzle, some answers to Life's questions, directions, God or whatever you call it, etc. Google has captured the nerve center of our quest and constant search for that elusive... Thank you Google and All the Best to you Guys in bringing to us Humans the answer to our Existence! From Search to Eternity.

[@1guyiknow]

able to watch how those connections and relationships and by extension structures change over time would go a long way toward helping the scholar to understand the present and potential future. As new discoveries of the past were added to the web one could see the entire structure shift and compensate and refine itself. It would be a beautiful thing.

[@benzourry87]

It is not just some sort of wikipedia..and it is not as simple as data mining things(like those amazon suggest)...it's how they corelate all of these knowledges/contents/web model after the real world objects corelativity. And all these implemented into their search engine...to provide us with better result..within scope, and more intelligent..

[@KarenSomerville]

looking forward to seeing this live!

[@SBARTSTV]

I look forward to this.

[@bttfish]

It makes the searching system much stronger~

[@NRamreva]

Finally! Happy to know Google is going from "Data paradigm" to "Information Paradigm". I have been using Wolfram Alpha all these days, whenever I wanted Information and not just data.

[@thefatnav]

So this is the Web 3.0, Google style! but everyone searches for different things so providing users with useful information is almost imposable. And then there is the question of how Google is relay going to tackle this challenge programmatically, without hiring people to build the Knowledge Graph piece by piece. None the less a very interesting proposition.

[@alexalmeida]

Awesome! Really like this functionality.

[@njusimon]

will this make us spend more time online walking about? maybe it's useful to fulfill our desire for knowledge, but actually when I'm using google I aim to obtain the most accurate information. in spite of this, the knowledge graph is a good product.

[@howlbigbadwolf]

This company never stops trying to make the world function like what we see in the movies, its so amazing to watch all this new stuff grow and change right before my eyes. Thank you Google.

[@deeplearningpartnership]

These people are robots.

[@jakmarzhall]

Google has impressed me over the last few years. Just a matter of time that they will make spaceship..

[@bbabus100]

Love Google. They never stop innovating

[@tune_m]

Awesome! I'm really looking forward to the enrollment of the feature (should be in a few days)!

[@MaxRoaldEckardt]

This is a very costly endeavour, both by means of computation and indexing. I admire Google for going there!

[@bizwaremagic]

Pay-per-click ads which are displayed in Google's SERPs or search results listings... the longer a searcher is on Google, the better chance they will click an ad. More money for the big G!

[@EnlightenedD]

thank you google, cant wait to use this on a research paper!!

[@xtpsycho]

Wikipedia has more information and gives you more detail than google's knowledge graph. Google's knowledge graph is different. It is trying to create something new; a new type of search engine that allows a quicker yet easier way to find something that you wouldn't know broadening the search spectrum. Thumbs up for Google!

[@MrMusicalbumuploader]

I don't know about you guys but, Shashi got me more hyped up than any of the other interviewees, this really does look sick, it might not be for a typical user, but students, teachers, basically anyone who does research, will find this tool revolutionary, google is like a huge psychologist, studying us, to make new products for us...or sell our info..

[@meech1k]

Would like to see an additional filter for search results that would only show accredited sites ... that way when you are writing a business case or school paper, you don't have to sift through all the blogs and non worthy sources!

[@bizwaremagic]

The longer Google keeps the searcher on its site, the more money it can make. Knowledge comes secondary... and isn't it curious that the only metric Facebook is currently trashing Google at is "time spent on site". These Google guys are smart...

[@SIMULAN7]

I don't get how you can think that a world full of cars driving themselves perfectly, video conferencing on the go through your glasses and having your computer wherever you are in the world, in less than 8 seconds of turning it on, without physically bringing it, is less smooth than a world of people constantly looking down at their phone marvelling at how quickly their apps open.

[@TheStoryTellingBeanCounter]

Truly amazing. Way to go, Google.

[@DrBagPhD]

Wait, did they make a Ninja Turtles reference at 2:10? Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael. Sure, they're all popular Renaissance painters, but it makes me wonder if those three in particular were intentional.

[@TravelerQ]

Wow. Very cool. I look forward to its evolution.

[@brucehain]

How long do you think it will take to find the stuff that's already hard to find because it's being suppressed?

[@HaigSakouyan]

Interesting, not sure what the implications will be but it has huge potential.

[@MartinRenvoize]

Semantic Web takes another step towards reality. Nice Work Google!

[@MaxWyght]

so... is that a good thing? or bad? makes your searches more focused

[@freedom_5891]

I think they missed some points here. If someone searches for Leonardo DaVinci does not meen they want information about other renaissance artists. They might like to know more about his works and inventions he did.

[@cfgosnell]

I remember that James Burke (of Connections fame) was associated with a web site about 10 years ago to search out these type of connections in data and history.

[@MrJarth]

how about fix the 'not buffing all the way' on youtube. it is quite annoying.

[@shubbagin49]

the more we learn,the more we question, it can only be a good thing, tolerance,understanding and the diffusion of the clouds of ignorance cant be bad, can it?

[@Semx11]

The subtitles from Google's videos are the only thing that are CORRECTLY translated by Google.

[@jackskellingtonation]

Right? Google needs to figure out how to connect words to actual information like audio.

[@Alireza_Naji]

یکی از بهترین کارهای تحقیقاتی که می تونید انجام بدید مطالعه کامنت های زیر این پست هست. اینکه بینش مردم نسبت به چنین تحولی در یک دهه گذشته چه چیزی بوده

[@kaos1109]

Not really, this would only be a mesh of metadata, getting us closer to the semantic web, while wikipedia is an storage of articles for understanding the basics on the diverse areas of knowledge.

[@truth1412]

happy to see my country man ...jai ho sir..... lage raho......desh ka naam roshan karo.....

[@BagasHP]

why google knowledge graph has different colors on mobile phone?

[@Akaiiro]

wow, this can be pretty handy for school!

[@rickelectro]

el knowledge Graph puede editarse? por que con las imagenes estan haciendo un pesimo trabajo

[@iamlouisbullock]

I'm well aware of that, but I'm talking about underground songs, as I listen to underground drum 'n' bass.

[@joeynumbers33]

Graph theory is so fun. Keep it up Google!

[@DanielFrostable]

I can't wait until you (people at Google) create a 3 dimensional knowledge graph that people can explore easily. Good luc. I really hope you make the knowledge graph public as-well. Good luck Google.

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

Hello... Does graph representation learning comes under non Euclidean deep learning? Learning from graph and manifold learning?

[@iamlouisbullock]

I prefer underground music to mainstream music because I'm thinking for myself about what music I like, and not just following the latest music trends :)

[@ideagiz]

Can someone please tell me, when will the knowledge graph be available? Has anyone used the knowledge graph yet?

[@AdamDeben]

There should be an option for the animation at 2:07

[@ashepe]

Who are providing the information for these new search features? Wikipedia? Or is it Google itself that has begun collecting and choosing information (history) ?

[@comfuzio]

Reminds me of Hellenic language! Every word/name has a meaning and by hearing one word you can understand its origin etc! Example Democracy Demo = People and Krato = power! Good Job Google!

[@AhmetKaya]

Am I the only one who really got excited by this..? Think about all of the scientific breakthroughs we can make when this gets better developed... GOOOO GOOGLE!!

[@jesus-ruvalcaba]

Dope!

[@iamlouisbullock]

@Google, could you please consider the option of a user uploading a snippet of audio (a song), and Google could search for the name and artist of that song based on the waveform? Thankyou.

[@OkkultistiRS]

Sounds like WolframAlpha. About time Google, I've been waiting for this for quite a while.

[@grujcyk]

This is what I want to see in the future Google - not personalized search cat videos my friends like but a technology that gives a possibility to enrich ourselves...

[@senkusu]

WOW! that Jack Menzel sounds just like Otacon from MGS!

[@ari-mcbrown]

I was about to say he same thing... Hope it understands the difference between evil and good. And it doesn't think humanity is a decease to this planet.

[@Rory_Shade]

so useful already! Great job Google.

[@gtsbra901]

yeah and one year ago they for sure were starting (or in the middle) to make this tool

[@seinj9013]

the best feature Google can create would be that when i leave google it will say "thank you, come again" with shashi's indian accent

[@mapkung14]

This is cool thing. I can't wait to use it !

[@Magician12345]

i would love it if it were just that animated thingy to click on.

[@Brightgalrs]

Actually it sounds more like Wolfram Alpha. Wikipedia will always be Wikipedia. You can actually see in this video that this will connect to the Wikipedia article about the subject.

[@umashankarsah9288]

Very Good information Google

[@MikeBrooks]

It's been over 1 year since this was rolled out. The most frightening thing to me is that a large percentage of business owners who rely on search results have no idea what this is and the impact to them.

[@ThijsIedema]

Is it possible to search for a phone and get al the specs of that phone?

[@paul-emile4521]

Some news about this project ? I m working on Knowledge graph and would be interested to see this GRAPH working. Not just a box, but a real graph. If there is one for random users... Or did someone know if there is a way to collect those data "People also search for" somewhere.

[@dejangegic]

that's a good idea man. But, those links create connected graph nodes, it's just not visually a graph. Of you're a programer you could try and use googles API to create it how you see it

[@ionathelle]

Like, but related videos from music category brought me here, now I will go to 'Glass session' video which is obviously highly related to this one to get more science.. :) well this Search is Really amazing.

[@LiamDilley]

Part of the whole thing yes. core of this and other enhancements rolling out is the engine updates they have made. Seems now google bots can read and follow javascript functionality as a human to index that ajax content and also there are the changes in terms of the way it reads content on a page.

[@ShadowriverUB]

Switch you Google account to English or set prefered languege in browser settings to English and it should work everywhere... ofcorse only in English

[@Themindofreyrey]

Great Video. I've added the the Structural Data, and Google's markup tool shows the info but, my Business's knowledge graph hasn't updated. How can I have the info updated?

[@agiendure5427]

Trying to understand the whole stuff seems interesting

[@CarlosAraujoferrer]

que esta pasando en youtube que no puede traducir subtitulos a español?????

[@_crispins]

I want to be able to make my own, specific to me and my goals, knowledge graph. Any software out there to help me do it?

[@sajjadalkazzaz4809]

Have you been able to find anything on this topic?

[@_crispins]

@@sajjadalkazzaz4809 I think I solved it... no single piece of software is 'the solution' - it's an ongoing process of developing personal thought/action processes, using whatever technology is around that might support that. Lately I've been enjoying paper notebooks, plaintext editors, spreadsheets, voice dictation on smart watch etc. as ways to support my thought/knowledge process. I think the ideal solutions look different for different people at different times... so a big part of this is about getting good at cobbling together our own solutions as we go... rather than hoping for a monolithic ready-made solution...

[@shubhampradeep9798]

Neo4J is the software to construct

[@sedward2003]

Good use of the web. Love it!

[@gbishel]

So, It is similar wolfram alpha?

[@ValterBarbio]

Excelent aproach to search. I'm a Google lover.

[@NarekAvetisyan]

Great film on how Google is making it's search engine more useful to use. p.s. the video loaded for me really fast at 1080p. and I have a relatively slow connection. it would be helpful to know what render settings where used to upload this. thanks

[@Wanderlust1972]

The internet is going to create a generation of geniuses.

[@bigbezet]

It's not fully released YET

[@vincent7487]

How do I enable this Knowledge Graph on my Google searches?

[@thezzu]

So it's connecting many strings with less strings

[@valyy89]

When will it be released?

[@swordlothar]

Whar algorithm will they use? Is there any paper about this?

[@vincent7487]

This + Google Assistant = The Next Siri

[@ShreeMadhan]

wat about the adwords in the sidebar?