Yes.  One way to provide Corrective Data is through the feedback button on the Knowledge Panel. Click the feedback button and a pencil icon will appear and users can choose a section and provide feedback. The Engineers will decide if this feedback is relevant for Corrective Data.
At Kalicube, we’re very familiar with changing information in a Knowledge Panel. Although algorithms have ultimate control, there are effective ways to suggest and influence changes. When suggesting changes, you should justify them clearly and support them with links from independent sources. Google’s official help documents and guidelines are hugely helpful in understanding the feedback process.
The feedback button is a minuscule proportion of the corrective and reinforcement data Google is feeding into the machine. The machine regularly receives millions of pieces of corrective and reinforcement information as well as vast amounts of additional human-curated information.
Every time a human at Google changes something in the Knowledge Panel via the feedback button, it gives the machine an example of where it made a mistake. But that’s just a tiny signal to the algorithm, and the algorithm can choose to ignore that specific correction.
However, it’s important to note that while human input plays a role, it is just one small signal among many. The algorithms have the ultimate decision-making authority and can choose to accept or disregard specific corrections.
Thus, the process is a dynamic interplay between human feedback and the machine’s learning mechanisms.
This is why the Kalicube Process is designed to optimise the way the machine understands and interprets the information Brands display as part of their digital strategy. The Kalicube Process is grounded in ensuring the algorithms understand the Brand, trust the Brand and that content is helpful and easy to deliver to the end user.