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A patent application does not mean that the methods described there will find its way into practice in the search engines. An indication of whether a methodology/technology is so interesting for Google that it could find its way into practice can be obtained by checking whether the patent is pending only in the US or other countries. The claim for a patent priority for other countries must be made 12 months after the first filing.Regardless of whether a patent finds its way into practice, it makes sense to deal with Google patents, as you get an indication of the topics and challenges that product developers at Google and other search engines are dealing with.
The patent aims to improve the quality of short answers provided by search engines. The patent focuses on generating short answers for search queries. It involves a training operation on a read more
The patent focusses on enhancing the way search engines handle multiple, related search queries from a user.
The patent focuses on enhancing search query suggestions and the delivery of search results. It introduces a system where search results are provided based on prediction criteria, independent of user read more
The patent describes a method for retrieving image search results using a trained embedding neural network model.
The Twiddler Quick Start Guide outlines the functionalities and usage of the Twiddler framework within Google’s Superroot system, focusing on re-ranking search results from a single corpus. It supports two read more
The FRESHLLMS project demonstrates the potential of enhancing LLMs with search engine results to dynamically adapt to new information. The introduction of FRESHQA and the development of FRESHPROMPT offer promising read more
The document discusses the advent of large language models (LLMs) and their integration into search engines, forming a new paradigm known as Generative Engines (GEs). These engines use generative models read more
The patent describes methods, systems, and apparatus for servicing search queries by determining whether a general search query is locally significant for a user’s location. This involves generating a local read more
The patent describes methods, systems, and apparatus for triggering local content features based on the inferred intent of search queries. The process involves determining whether a search query indicates local read more
This patent describes methods, systems, and apparatus for determining relevance scores for geographic locations based on the relevance of various entities associated with a category. The system uses pre-computed relevance read more
