Google Search is smarter, can answer more complex questions now

Google Search app is getting smarter and can truly understand the meaning of what you’re asking, says the company.

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Google Search has now gotten smarter when it comes to answering more complex questions.

Google’s Search has gotten smarter and can now answer more complex questions with references to time, place, etc.Google’s Inside Search blog posted about the development and notes that the “Google app is starting to truly understand the meaning of what you’re asking.”

The feature works across desktop and mobile search on Android and iOS.

According to Google, the app will now break down the query to understand the semantics used in the questions. It can understand superlatives like tallest, largest, etc and you can thus type for questions like “What are the largest cities in Texas” or “What are the largest cities in Iowa by area,” and expect an answer.

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Google app will now understand a question that refers to a particular point in time, for example questions like ‘What was the population of India in 1800 or 2001.’

Google also says that search can now understand more complex questions like “What was the US population when Bernie Sanders was born” or “India’s population when Shah Rukh Khan was born?”

Google’s search engine has been getting smarter when it comes to mobile search. With Android M, Now on Tap, allows users to find contextual information around a place or a restaurant, etc. Read more about Android M here.