What core information does Google use from the Knowledge Graph?

Google uses several core pieces of information from the Knowledge Graph to provide users with a comprehensive understanding of a company or individual. These key elements include:

• Birth Date: This refers to the date when an individual was born, providing context about their age and background.
• Place of Birth: This indicates the geographical location where an individual was born, adding another layer of personal history.
• Date of Founding: For companies, this is the precise day (or year) when the business was formally founded or registered. It helps convey the duration and historical background of the business.
• Place of Founding: This specifies where a company was established, offering geographical context that can be important for understanding its origins.

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