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I don't work at Google, but considering the amount of research scientists on the search team and the troves of data they have on users, I think they already use
by elamje 8y ago
I don't work at Google, but considering the amount of research scientists on the search team and the troves of data they have on users, I think they already use contextual data quite heavily.
Anecdotally, if you type a google search for something along the lines of spring break in Florida, then search Google Flights, it auto-populates the dates of Spring Break into the search.
- dahdum 8y agoI see this behavior constantly in autocomplete. Search for [flights to london], then start typing [things to do] and the first suggestion will be [things to do in london].