Some classics: #499, #494, #474, #420, #385, #325, #218, #213, #202, #193, #178, #71 (!!!). Reason for going reverse order is that I was trying to check if they got one right, but could not find it.

Extracting facts from unstructured sources with a high precision and high recall is difficult, I am granting that. But I am surprised that Eliyon, the company powering these searches, has spent more time on their inference mechanism to remove more/most of these strange results.

Business.com has an interesting spin on search. You can search for people to put together an historical resume for them. Unfortunately, it’s not that good. While it correctly identified some of the stuff a do/did, I have never been…

COMMENT: AUTHOR: Jeff Clavier

Om, dude, you want to try Georges Bush but take a breadth beforehand.

Some classics: #499, #494, #474, #420, #385, #325, #218, #213, #202, #193, #178, #71 (!!!). Reason for going reverse order is that I was trying to check if they got one of the positions right, but could not find it.

Extracting facts from unstructured sources with a high precision and high recall is difficult, I am granting that. But I am surprised that Eliyon, the company powering these searches, has not spent more time on their inference mechanism to remove more/most of these strange results.