Google introduced the Knowledge Graph in 2012 to help searchers discover new information quicker. Essentially, users can search for places, people, companies, and products and find instant results ...

Google provided some examples of how you can use the Knowledge Graph Search API, including: Getting a ranked list of the most notable entities that match certain criteria. Predictively completing ...

Google also provides a Knowledge Graph Search API as shown above, and surfaces entities in the output of its NLP API. Google Search: As well as the Knowledge Panel, when you type in a question in ...

Google has just launched Knowledge Graph, the latest refinement to its search engine product that seeks to provide users with more relevant and in-depth responses to search queries.

The Knowledge Graph Search API lets you pretty much query data within Google's Knowledge Graph, but doesn't let you push changed to the Knowledge Graph. You can suggest edits the old fashion way ...

In some cases, the knowledge graph does not show up in the response. A customer shared this example: Using Google Light Search API - Does not show the knowledge graph - https: ... [Google Light Search ...

Google is still in the process of updating its apps and services with its new, more modern Material Design. While Google updated Search’s web interface a few days ago, it’s doing so again. The latest ...

Knowledge Graph is arguably Google’s biggest new search feature since Google Instant launched in 2010, not counting the Google+ integration that the company added earlier this year.

Google's Knowledge Graph, the informational panel displayed next to the results of popular search queries, can be spoofed to show arbitrary details, regardless of the input in the Google search box.

Google released their much-delayed Knowledge Graph Search API on December 16, 2015, which was announced in a post on Google Plus by Freebase. (They did so after retiring Freebase, to support users ...