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Entities & Knowledge Graph

How Google and AI models work out who you are: Knowledge Graph, Wikidata, schema and case studies.

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Entities in short

An entity is a defined, unique thing that can be described unambiguously and told apart from others: a person, a company, a product, a place or a concept. In Google’s Knowledge Graph it has its own identifier, attributes and relationships with other entities.

The full explanation with examples: From String to Entity: how I made AI recognize who I am.

If a search engine does not recognize your brand as an entity, all it sees is words. That makes it harder to get a Knowledge Panel, accurate AI answers about you and trust in what you publish.

The posts in this topic go from the basics to practice: what the Knowledge Graph and the Knowledge Panel are, how to get into Wikidata step by step, what can block a panel and how to check what Google and language models know about you today. Some of them are case studies from my own projects.

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Start with

  1. Knowledge Graph and Knowledge Panel: How Google Decides Who You Are
  2. Wikidata step by step. How to get into the database Google trains its language models on?
  3. From String to Entity. How I Made AI Recognize Who I Am