The picture is not displayed in the Google search result of 'Winston Churchill', the cause is that the picture when young was omitted
When I searched for 'Winston Churchill,' the British Prime Minister at the time of World War II, on Google, there was a problem that no pictures were displayed in the knowledge panel. According to Google, this bug was caused by Churchill's elimination of his younger photos from the results.
Winston Churchill's Image Removed in UK/US Search Results-Google Search Community
Google explains why Churchill's Search card lacks image-9to5Google
https://9to5google.com/2020/06/14/google-search-churchill/
When you search Google, information called ' Knowledge Panel ' may be displayed in addition to the search results. It's automatically generated so that people who search for it can get the information without having to visit different sites individually.
For example, if you search for ' Winston Churchill, ' photos and biographies will be displayed in the upper right of the search results.
However, when Shirgar searched for successive British prime ministers with the word 'uk prime ministers', he found that only Winston Churchill did not display the photo and reported it to the Google community. The image shown by Shirgar is Kore, and all the photos except Churchill are displayed.
This bug was fixed by changing the search word to 'british prime ministers' instead of 'uk prime ministers.'
When Google received a report and conducted a survey, although Churchill's picture can be normally found by Google search and Google image search, it may be hidden in the knowledge panel etc. generated based on the knowledge graph which is the knowledge base understood.
The problem was triggered by the Churchill picture that the Knowledge Panel initially displayed. Churchill's appearance to many people has been around since the age of the Prime Minister, as shown in the tweet below.
We've now resolved the issue that was preventing the picture of Sir Winston Churchill from being updated to appear in his knowledge panel and Knowledge Graph-related lists. Again, this was not purposeful.Our apologies for the concerns caused.pic.twitter . com/qoH2tEWhhq
— Google SearchLiaison (@searchliaison) June 14, 2020
However, the photos of Churchill displayed in the Knowledge Panel around April 2020 were as young as the following. The user who saw this photo pointed out that 'this is not a typical Churchill photo', and Google decided to manually block the photo when it was young.
At the end of April, we received feedback that the image of Churchill automatically selected by our systems wasn't representative of him.The systems had selected a picture of a younger Winston Churchill (shown below), while he's more famously & iconically pictured when older... pic.twitter.com/eqEirPH6TV
— Google SearchLiaison (@searchliaison) June 14, 2020
Following our procedures, human reviewers processed the feedback, determined the image wasn't most representative of Churchill & we blocked the unrepresentative image to allow the systems to automatically select a different one, according to our policies: https://t.co/ HEdzcHKGbw pic.twitter.com/pCIQ6f6EEr
— Google SearchLiaison (@searchliaison) June 14, 2020
Normally, even if the image in the Knowledge Panel is deleted, it is updated immediately and a new one is displayed, but in the case of Churchill, replacement does not occur easily, and since the correspondence at the end of April, the image is not displayed. It was said that the condition was continuing.
Normally, the image would update quickly.In this case, a bug in our systems prevented a new representative image from updating.As a result, Churchill's entry lacked an image from late April until this weekend, when the issue was brought to our attention & resolved soon after...
— Google SearchLiaison (@searchliaison) June 14, 2020
Google apologized for this matter and commented that it will address the root cause to prevent similar problems.
We apologise again for concerns caused by this issue with Sir Winston Churchill's Knowledge Graph image.We will be working to address the underlying cause to avoid this type of issue in the future.
— Google SearchLiaison (@searchliaison) June 14, 2020
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