The Hummingbird algorithm is a major update to Google's search algorithm, designed to better understand natural language and provide more accurate and relevant search results.
With Hummingbird, Google can now better understand complex queries and provide more precise answers, making it easier for users to find what they're looking for.
For example, if you search for "What is the best restaurant in New York City?", Hummingbird can understand the intent behind your query and provide results that match your criteria.
This update is particularly useful for users who tend to ask more complex questions, such as those with multiple parts or specific intent.
Hummingbird is based on a new architecture that allows Google to better understand natural language and parse complex queries.
This architecture is designed to mimic the way humans think and understand language, making it easier for Google to provide more accurate and relevant results.