In May 2012, Google announced a new feature to its search product: a knowledge base that would contain verified information that could answer search queries directly. They called it Knowledge Graph.

In recent years, Google has worked to make Image Search more capable with Lens integration and Fact Check labels. Results in Google Images will now include Knowledge Graph facts to tell users about ...

Google's new Knowledge Graph takes search where it hasn't gone before -- into the realm of answering its own questions. Short-term it is a major productivity improvement, but long term will it mean a ...

Like the core algorithm, Google’s Knowledge Graph periodically updates. But little has been known about how, when, and what it means — until now. I believe these updates consist of three things: ...

Google's Knowledge Graph, the informational panel displayed next to the results of popular search queries, can be spoofed to show arbitrary details, regardless of the input in the Google search box.

The web is among humankind's greatest achievements and resources. Ever-expanding and nearly all-encompassing, we've all come to depend on it. There's just one problem: It takes work to get information ...

Google Images searches are about to become much more useful thanks to integration with the company’s Knowledge Graph. The goal of the recently-reported move, according to Google, is to ensure users ...

It looks like the feature where you can see a miniature knowledge graph overall for individual snippets is gone from Google. It launched officially in January 2014 as snippet knowledge graphs and it ...

Move over, 10 blue links. Google Knowledge Graph is the search giant’s latest attempt to provide direct answers in its results instead of just sending people elsewhere. The new feature, which is ...

Google's compilation of more than 500 billion facts and figures. Made public in 2012, the Google Knowledge Graph provides the source for a summary of pertinent data at the top of the results list in ...

One of the most prevalent problems on the web, and especially social media, is discerning legitimate news stories from ones that are outright fake. This has led to the use (and sometimes overuse) of ...