Elon Musk has made a surprising offer: he’s willing to pay $1 billion if Wikipedia changes its name to “Dickipedia.” This bold proposal comes after Musk criticized Wikipedia for being too biased, especially when it comes to political views. Earlier this year, Musk accused the site of having a left-leaning
Wikipedia has revealed the most popular articles in 2023, with ChatGPT topping the list and Taylor Swift coming in 12th. With ChatGPT, artificial intelligence underwent a sea change, enabling millions of users to test generative AI. Therefore, It should be no surprise that the subject has emerged as the most
The co-founder of Wikipedia recently made a stunning revelation regarding persistent suspicions of US intelligence meddling and manipulation on the famous collaborative online encyclopedia. Larry Sanger, the site’s co-creator, discussed the well-known “information warfare” tactics employed by US intelligence in an interview with journalist Glenn Greenwald on his “System Update”
Since machine-generated content has to be balanced with a lot of human review and would overwhelm lesser-known wikis with bad content, there is doubt about whether AI will kill Wikipedia. As generative artificial intelligence continues to permeate all aspects of culture, the people who steward Wikipedia are divided on how
Russia has fined Wikipedia for spreading misinformation after Wikipedia failed to erase five problematic articles.
Russia is planning to launch a Russian alternative to Wikipedia. Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a meeting of the Russian Language Council on November 5 that unlike Wikipedia, a digital version of the Great Russian Encyclopedia could become a source of reliable information. An online project that is being
