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Founder here. I wouldn't describe what we are doing as cloning Google's Knowledge Graph. Rather, we're trying to build a machine that autonomously learns from r
by miket 11y ago
Founder here. I wouldn't describe what we are doing as cloning Google's Knowledge Graph. Rather, we're trying to build a machine that autonomously learns from reading the web, and makes that structured data accessible and queryable to any app, smart device, or business that uses data. You can also tell Diffbot what part of the web to crawl.
Our APIs power consumer services including Instapaper and DuckDuckGo to enterprise applications like content management and market intelligence.
- nl 11y agoThe article mentions that you power the Bing infoboxes (or whatever the equivalent Bing term is). How does that relate to Bing's use of Probase (their concept-graph)?
- miket 11y agoUnfortunately, I can't speak about this customer integration without permission. You can try to ask questions about Diffbot, though!
- emerongi 11y agoYou said that Diffbot reads the web autonomously. Is it able to learn a language on its own? I'd be very interested in this (business-wise) if it could provide results in my mother tongue.
- miket 11y agoWorking on it. The reliance on visual features means it works decently well on extracting from international pages. Try putting in foreign-language product pages or article pages into our homepage testdrive or with a developer token to see an example.