No expert here, but I assumed the difference was that the model created "hidden connections" that weren't explicitly added by curators. From what I remember, t

No expert here, but I assumed the difference was that the model created "hidden connections" that weren't explicitly added by curators. From what I remember, the Semantic Web was intended to be a big library science type of project, where people described things for computers, so that people could find them. This seems more like computers describing things so that people can find them, and then updating based on how people react. > Qu’s vector search engine is able to discover hidden connections among products, such as sloped ceilings, ceiling fans, and downrods... And > Perhaps Home Depot knows that a particular customer is in the middle of a patio renovation, which instantly narrows the search down to outdoor ceiling fans. It's not clear to me why that part couldn't be done with conventional searches, but maybe it's something this technological makes it simpler to use. /shrug