• Guest Post   |
  • Submit App Review   |
  • Submit PR   |
  • Advertise   |
  • Contact Us
  • Login
No Result
View All Result
Advertisement
Mobile App Development | Design | Marketing Magazine: Appedus
Subscribe
  • Home
  • App Development
  • App Marketing
    • All
    • App Onboarding
    • App Store Optimisation
    • App User Engagement
    • Push Notifications
    How to market a mobile app

    6 ways to market a mobile app

    Latest mobile app trends

    6 Latest mobile app trends

    5-Ways-To-Promote-Your-Mobile-App-In-A-Smarter-Way-scaled-appedus

    5 Ways To Promote Your Mobile App In A Smarter Way

    Get-Your-App-The-Most-Downloads-On-The-Apple-App-Store-Appedus

    How To Get Your App The Most Downloads On The Apple App Store

    Trending Tags

      • App Store Optimisation
      • App User Engagement
      • App Push Notifications
      • App Onboarding
      • App Analytics
    • App Design
    • App Reviews
      • All
      • Books & Reference
      • Business
      • Dating
      • Education
      • Finance
      • Fitness
      • Food & Drink
      • Health
      • iOS apps
      • Lifestyle
      • Medical
      • Photography
      • Productivity
      • Shopping
      • Social
      • Travel
      • Utilities
      • Video Editing
      6-iOS-Productivity-Apps-I-Cant-Live-Without-appedus

      6 Best iOS Productivity Apps You Can’t Live Without

      7-Reasons-Why-Every-Business-Should-Be-Mobile-Friendly-appedus

      7 Reasons Why Every Business Should Be Mobile-Friendly

      The-top-ten-mobile-apps-all-travellers-should-use-appedus

      The top ten mobile apps all travelers should use

      5-Ways-To-Promote-Your-Mobile-App-In-A-Smarter-Way-scaled-appedus

      5 Ways To Promote Your Mobile App In A Smarter Way

      What-To-Do-If-Your-Cell-Phone-Is-Lost-or-Stolen-appedus

      What To Do If Your Cell Phone Is Lost or Stolen

      Free-Android-Meme-Maker-Appedus

      5 Best Free Android Meme Maker

      Zerodha Kite App Review

      Zerodha Kite App Review: A great way to start investing

      Crello App Review

      Crello App Review 2022 | An Attractive Editing Tool

      8fit App Review

      8fit App Review 2022 | Workouts and Meal Planner

      Trending Tags

      • Travel
      • fitness
      • Video Editing app
      • Utilities
      • Lifestyle
      • Medical
      • Photography
      • Productivity
      • Shopping
      • Social
      • Travel
    • App Events
    • Exclusive
    • Home
    • App Development
    • App Marketing
      • All
      • App Onboarding
      • App Store Optimisation
      • App User Engagement
      • Push Notifications
      How to market a mobile app

      6 ways to market a mobile app

      Latest mobile app trends

      6 Latest mobile app trends

      5-Ways-To-Promote-Your-Mobile-App-In-A-Smarter-Way-scaled-appedus

      5 Ways To Promote Your Mobile App In A Smarter Way

      Get-Your-App-The-Most-Downloads-On-The-Apple-App-Store-Appedus

      How To Get Your App The Most Downloads On The Apple App Store

      Trending Tags

        • App Store Optimisation
        • App User Engagement
        • App Push Notifications
        • App Onboarding
        • App Analytics
      • App Design
      • App Reviews
        • All
        • Books & Reference
        • Business
        • Dating
        • Education
        • Finance
        • Fitness
        • Food & Drink
        • Health
        • iOS apps
        • Lifestyle
        • Medical
        • Photography
        • Productivity
        • Shopping
        • Social
        • Travel
        • Utilities
        • Video Editing
        6-iOS-Productivity-Apps-I-Cant-Live-Without-appedus

        6 Best iOS Productivity Apps You Can’t Live Without

        7-Reasons-Why-Every-Business-Should-Be-Mobile-Friendly-appedus

        7 Reasons Why Every Business Should Be Mobile-Friendly

        The-top-ten-mobile-apps-all-travellers-should-use-appedus

        The top ten mobile apps all travelers should use

        5-Ways-To-Promote-Your-Mobile-App-In-A-Smarter-Way-scaled-appedus

        5 Ways To Promote Your Mobile App In A Smarter Way

        What-To-Do-If-Your-Cell-Phone-Is-Lost-or-Stolen-appedus

        What To Do If Your Cell Phone Is Lost or Stolen

        Free-Android-Meme-Maker-Appedus

        5 Best Free Android Meme Maker

        Zerodha Kite App Review

        Zerodha Kite App Review: A great way to start investing

        Crello App Review

        Crello App Review 2022 | An Attractive Editing Tool

        8fit App Review

        8fit App Review 2022 | Workouts and Meal Planner

        Trending Tags

        • Travel
        • fitness
        • Video Editing app
        • Utilities
        • Lifestyle
        • Medical
        • Photography
        • Productivity
        • Shopping
        • Social
        • Travel
      • App Events
      • Exclusive
      No Result
      View All Result
      Mobile App Development | Design | Marketing Magazine: Appedus
      No Result
      View All Result
      Home Artificial Intelligence

      Google says AI update will improve search result quality in ‘snippets’

      The update is intended to reduce incorrect responses and to prevent answering questions that have no conclusive solution.

      by Editorial
      August 13, 2022
      in Artificial Intelligence, Featured, News-Curated
      Reading Time: 4 mins read
      0
      Google says AI update will improve search result quality in ‘snippets’

      Source: Google images

      Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

      Main Highlights:

      • Google claims to be able to include “consensus” into snippet results.
      • The AI model accomplishes this by cross-referencing the top bolded portion of a search snippet result against several high-quality web sources.
      • It seeks consensus on a fact before displaying it at the top of search results. Google claims that it can do so even when the phrasing of the sources changes.
      • Google’s systems are also capable of detecting more “false premise” inquiries. For example, entering “when did Snoopy assassinate Abraham Lincoln” may have previously produced facts on Lincoln’s assassination, but it can now recognize such erroneous requests and refuse to answer them.
      Google says AI update will improve search result quality in ‘snippets’
      Source: Google images

      Every day, people turn to Google for information in critical circumstances. Sometimes it’s to find the best supper dish, and other times it’s to double-check the facts on a claim they heard about from a friend.

      Whatever you’re looking for, they want to link you with high-quality information and help you comprehend and analyse it. On Google Search, they have made significant investments in both information quality and information literacy.

      Google is using its new AI model, Multitask Unified Model, or MUM, to boost featured snippet search results. The modification is intended to reduce incorrect replies and to prevent answering questions that have no conclusive solution.

      If you’ve ever Googled something and received a little information box showcasing the top result, you’ve come across one of Google’s “featured snippets.” For many queries, featured snippets are the small bite-sized Google results that the search engine wraps up and places at the top of the page.

      The issue with highlighted snippets is that, from the user’s perspective, these results appear to be extra trustworthy – after all, they’re displayed at the top of the results page. Since Google initially launched them years ago, they’ve only grown in popularity, although, like the rest of Google search results, the snippets are algorithmically generated rather than created by human curators.

      Google says it is implementing an under-the-hood modification that will enhance the responses consumers see in these info boxes at the top of many search results pages. Google claims that a new AI model called the “Multitask Unified Model” allows its search ranking engine to review its own work. The AI model does this by comparing the top bolded text element of a search snippet result to known high-quality search results to check if they are expressing the same thing, even if they are saying it differently.

      Google is attempting to provide more context to its Search results in order to reduce the spread of misinformation by improving contextual data matching for search snippets and providing more supplemental information within Search results, in order will help users decide on which results are most accurate.

      To begin, Google upgraded the algorithms that power its Search snippets, which are the immediate answer results that appear in Search searches.

      When you search for something on Google, you’ll get a featured snippet – a brief text that gives you a quick summary of what you’re looking for. Sometimes it works brilliantly, and sometimes it utterly misses the mark, but Google is now using artificial intelligence to increase the quality of the snippets.

      According to Google:

      “By using our latest AI model, Multitask Unified Model (MUM), our systems can now understand the notion of consensus, which is when multiple high-quality sources on the web all agree on the same fact. Our systems can check snippet callouts (the word or words called out above the featured snippet in a larger font) against other high-quality sources on the web, to see if there’s a general consensus for that callout, even if sources use different words or concepts to describe the same thing. We’ve found that this consensus-based technique has meaningfully improved the quality and helpfulness of featured snippet callouts.”

      In other words, the algorithm may now double-check given facts and assertions before using them in snippets, which should assist to enhance the accuracy of the results provided.

      Furthermore, Google claims that its computers are becoming better at recognising when a highlighted snippet lacks significant context.

      This should also assist in cases when snippets aren’t particularly useful. Google presented an example, in which the query “when did Snoopy assassinate Abraham Lincoln” got a snippet with a date and information on the actual Lincoln assassination. This, according to Google, “obviously isn’t the most useful method to present this result.” I tested that query on Google and received no results, which should be suggestive of Google’s new AI model in action.

      According to the firm, this upgrade has decreased the triggering of highlighted snippets in such circumstances by 40%.

      Aside from this enhancement, Google said that it is expanding its “About this result” feature to new locations, offering more insight on the web pages that were utilised to build a search result. Later this year, the functionality will be offered in eight other languages: Portuguese, French, Italian, German, Dutch, Spanish, Japanese, and Indonesian.

      Google also stated that it will begin displaying content alerts in additional locations. These warnings appear when Google’s algorithms are unsure about the quality of the search results they provide, which is common when a topic is rapidly changing.

      However, this is unlikely to aid site owners who want to generate traffic from Google. Snippets give instant answers to searches, but they also lessen the need for visitors to click-through to the real site – therefore, although this is an advantage for Google’s UI, it’s not ideal for web administrators and those who rely on Search referrals (i.e. everyone) to bring people to their content.

      It also hopes to assist searchers understand why particular results are presented by giving extra information inside its ‘About this result’ feature.

      As you can see in this example, the update will contain information on how extensively a source has been shared, internet evaluations about the source or firm, and site ownership information. This might serve to offer significant context for the material presented, which could impact searchers’ perceptions of the veracity of the listed information.

      Google is also increasing its ‘Content Advisory’ warnings on search results if its system lacks confidence in the overall quality of the available results.

      Google emphasises that this does not suggest that no useful information is accessible, or that a specific result is of poor quality; rather, it merely gives more context about the entire group of results on the page.

      Finally, the business announced a collaboration with MediaWise and PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs to provide free information literacy lesson plans for middle and high school instructors.

      mm

      Editorial

      We are a digital magazine focused on the mobile app ecosystem aggregating, writing and publishing the best of the tech news in the mobile app ecosystem. Our constant endeavor is to get the most actionable news for you to use.

      Next Post
      Stimulus raised a $2.5M seed round to grow its relationship intelligence platform

      Stimulus raised a $2.5M seed round to grow its relationship intelligence platform

      Weekly Newsletter

      Top Apps This Week

      Google Now Just Made It Even Easier To Track Your Favorite TV Shows And Movies
      Featured

      Google Now Just Made It Even Easier To Track Your Favorite TV Shows And Movies

      by Editorial
      January 7, 2023

      Today’s announcement by Google of a new feature for their...

      Read more
      6-iOS-Productivity-Apps-I-Cant-Live-Without-appedus

      6 Best iOS Productivity Apps You Can’t Live Without

      December 31, 2022
      7-Reasons-Why-Every-Business-Should-Be-Mobile-Friendly-appedus

      7 Reasons Why Every Business Should Be Mobile-Friendly

      December 26, 2022
      Load More

      About Us

      Mobile App Development | Design | Marketing Magazine: Appedus

      Appedus is a mobile app ecosystem focused news publishing platform which covers various topics like app design, app development, app marketing and other relevant news, views or opinions. We also publish industry insights, e-books, developer interviews and e-magazines. You can get in touch with us on hola@appedus.com or you can snail mail us at

      Medianiti Ltd. Brooklands Business Park, Wellington Way, Weybridge KT13 0TT, United Kingdom

      Latest Articles & News

      How to market a mobile app

      6 ways to market a mobile app

      January 18, 2023
      Best practices for mobile app design

      Best practices for mobile app design

      January 17, 2023

      Important Links

      • Guest Post
      • Submit App Review
      • Submit PR
      • Mobile App Marketing
      • Mobile App Reviews | Top Android & iOS app reviews
      • Top Apps
      • Curated News
      • Advertise
      • Contact Us

      Subscribe

      • Advertise
      • App Events
      • Appedus
      • Contact Us
      • Exclusive at Appedus
      • Our Authors, Contributors & Writers
      • Privacy Policy
      • Submit App for Review
      • Submit Free Press Release
      • Thank You
      • Tip-Off
      • Write For Us | Mobile App Development Guest Post
      • Write For Us | Mobile App Development Guest Post Paid

      © 2022 Appedus - Appedus All Right Reserved

      No Result
      View All Result
      • Advertise
      • App Events
      • Appedus
      • Contact Us
      • Exclusive at Appedus
      • Our Authors, Contributors & Writers
      • Privacy Policy
      • Submit App for Review
      • Submit Free Press Release
      • Thank You
      • Tip-Off
      • Write For Us | Mobile App Development Guest Post
      • Write For Us | Mobile App Development Guest Post Paid

      © 2022 Appedus - Appedus All Right Reserved

      Welcome Back!

      OR

      Login to your account below

      Forgotten Password?

      Retrieve your password

      Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

      Log In
      This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.
      Go to mobile version