Instead, I get pages of popular sites like, ,, , etc.
If I search for "sting englishman in new york lyrics", what I want is the official lyrics from Sting's official web site ( ). In other words, the ranking seems wrong to me, but I think it might be because I am far from being a typical user.Ī similar phenomenon happens with song lyrics on (regular) Google web search. I can't dismiss that possibility, but I tend to think it's because, even though I don't see the appeal, with regular people, Pinterest is really popular and liked. Is there concrete evidence of that or is that just the only thing that you think can explain it?
These days it'll go recognize the image is a woman on a street using ML, then show you results for "Woman" or "street" in the color palette of the image and if you're lucky you'll get a link to Pintrest too which also doesn't contain the context and just pushes you into a Pintrest onboarding flow.įeels like the Image Search team is more preoccupied with solving problems which are interesting to them with zero interest if the tool actually better or not for people who use it every day. Used to be able to find a movie screenshot on Tumblr, image search it and the name of the movie would come up. The current system seems to use machine learning to try and tell what the content of the image image is then just provide generic results for that term along with a similar color palette. Google Image Search used to be perfect, around 2-4 years ago or so they swapped out the old school system which seemed to take some sort of fingerprint of the image and then tell what it was from the context of pages the image was found on.
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