Google introduced the Knowledge Graph in 2012 to help searchers discover new information quicker. Essentially, users can search for places, people, companies, and products and find instant results ...

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.

This may come as a shock if you've first encountered knowledge graphs in Gartner's hype cycles and trends, or in the extensive coverage they are getting lately. But here it is: Knowledge graph ...

I got the magic cookie to turn on the new Google Search Knowledge Graph feature yesterday. My searches now ping Google's 500-million-strong database of "things." So in addition to standard ...

Your own site, Wikidata, third-party mentions and business databases can expand your Knowledge Graph entries in Google and Bing. Visibility in the search results can determine whether users click ...

Knowledge graphs have existed for a long time and have proven valuable across social media sites, cultural heritage institutions, and other enterprises. A knowledge graph is a collection of ...

In July, Google released a massive update to the Knowledge Graph. We named it the E-E-A-T Knowledge Graph update and gave it the codename “Killer Whale” because it made a splash in the SERPs twice: A ...

New AI-enabled research tool, Cardiovascular Knowledge Graph (CardioKG), connects heart scans with genetics, boosting drug ...