Wikimedia, the nonprofit that runs Wikipedia, has announced that the platform was embracing artificial intelligence (AI).

The site’s human editors will have AI help them with the “tedious tasks” that go into writing a Wikipedia article.

AI bots are taking a toll on Wikipedia's bandwidth, but the Wikimedia Foundation has rolled out a potential solution. Bots often cause more trouble than the average human user, as they are more ...

AI bots are taking a toll on Wikipedia's bandwidth, but the Wikimedia Foundation has rolled out a potential solution.Bots ...

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the nonprofit organization hosting Wikipedia and other widely popular websites, is raising concerns about AI scraper bots and their impact on the foundation's internet bandwidth. Demand for ...

Their standard-bearer The New York Times has already successfully taken legal action against OpenAI. They claim the tech firm ...

Wikipedia's solution to the AI bot scraping deluge ... and Wikimedia Commons pages have consumed 50 percent of its bandwidth, putting a massive strain on the nonprofit's entire operation.

Wikipedia has been struggling with the impact that AI crawlers — bots that are scraping text and multimedia from the encyclopedia to train generative artificial intelligence models — have been ...

the organization behind the internet’s largest free encyclopedia Wikipedia, is offering an artificial intelligence-ready dataset on Kaggle that’s aimed at dissuading AI companies and large ...

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