What if the next big thing in search intelligence will not be developed by Google?
As deeply described in this article , Google takes lots of efforts to know and understand its users better by following all their internet activities through various products and services.

But accorcing to real intelligence, like for answering questions, it is way behind optimal results.

Secretly, yet unattended by the media, a start-up company in beta-status developed a stunning search-engine offering right this: Real answers to real questions!

The Cambridge/UK based company [true knowledge] developed a stunning mechanism/algorithm to go far beyond everything seen on search development yet.

In their own words:

Our technology addresses one of the fundamental problems in internet search: namely that computers (unlike humans) cannot understand the content of web pages. As a result, finding information in the early 21st century still involves a process of guessing keywords that may appear in an appropriate web page and hoping that a search engine retrieves

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Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin announced that their aim with Google is to one day make it possible, that Google can answer real questions.

A forecast of how such could look is displayed in this video, showing a kid asking “Google Brain” for a picture of a pizza:

Another approach of Google is to make it possible to suggest individuals what they could possible choose as a job, what shall they do next, which could be suitable friends for them.

How could this be achieved?

Well, if we take a close look on what services Google offers now, all consolidated in a single Google Account, it becomes clear that Read the rest of this entry »