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I guess the point of the article is that now you find answers to these questions _using_ Google, and not necessarily get answers from Google itself. Also, while
by xyzzyz 12y ago
I guess the point of the article is that now you find answers to these questions _using_ Google, and not necessarily get answers from Google itself. Also, while Google Knowledge Graph cannot answer complex questions given as examples in the article, until quite recently it couldn't even answer simple questions it is able to answer now. I wonder how long will it take until it is able to answer the questions from the article.
- sparkzilla 12y agoI think Google can't answer complex queries because it cannot understand the question, because the answers to the questions are generally created by humans, and are not easily scraped from other sites. So it seems likely that Google will buy Quora, or make an equivalent.
- bhaumik 12y agoI'd attempt to acquire/"make" a Wolfram clone before looking into Quora. http://www.wolframalpha.com/examples/ http://www.wolframalpha.com/examples/