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Wolfram|Alpha has arrived. Now what’s it good for? – Scientific American

By Semantic Universe on May 18, 2009 3:55 PM

Telegraph.co.uk

Wolfram|Alpha has arrived. Now what’s it good for?
Scientific American
Some reviews hailed Wolfram|Alpha as a breakthrough for the semantic Web because the site responds to queries written in sentences rather than keywords. “It’s going to be a challenger in important places where Google is presently blind,” The Guardian’s …
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