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I just noticed the same problem. Searching for "lithium" wont let me find the wikipedia article for the metal. News and youtube song from Nirvana are showed ins
by helloguillecl 7y ago
I just noticed the same problem. Searching for "lithium" wont let me find the wikipedia article for the metal. News and youtube song from Nirvana are showed instead.
PD: Google knows I'm very interested in renewable energy, they constantly suggesting me news regarding the said matter.
- icebraining 7y agoThat's curious, you don't get the large info card (on the right, if on desktop/laptop)? That has a direct link to Wikipedia.
- kikokikokiko 7y agoIt's probably because of "personalized results". If Google knows that you listen to Nirvana it will assume you want to hear the song, instead of showing you the MOST RELEVANT RESULT, that is the freaking Wikipedia article about the metal. They lost the plot, sometimes things just work and you should not overthink it, the original Google page rank algorithm is a beautiful insight into how distributed knowledge graphs work and self organize. Now they destroyed it's usefulness.