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It was still a common occurrence for google to display incorrect results that weren't common wisdom. I had tons of such experiences. One I remember was searchi
by nox101 2y ago
It was still a common occurrence for google to display incorrect results that weren't common wisdom.
I had tons of such experiences. One I remember was searching for "healthy body weight for x of age y" where x was man,woman and y was my age. Google said 50lbs higher than I expected. I clicked through to the article. The article said the average was this high number, not a healthy weight.
- pradn 2y agoYes, totally. Automated, fallible systems. Ultimately it's a cost issue. If they wanted to, they could fact check the top million question queries - but they don't want to spend on that.
- kevindamm 2y agoHow familiar are you with the knowledge graph update process? There is actually a significant amount of spend going into reviewing the wrong answers to top queries and updating to fix/tweak them.
- pradn 2y agoYes, there's humans in the loop for the knowledge graph. I'm unsure if snippets are reviewed in the same way.