For people whose livelihoods revolve around words, AI’s creeping into their turf feels like an existential threat. That goes double for Wikipedia’s editors, who are notorious for debating even single ...

Those executives had spotted the early signs of a trend that has since become clear: artificial intelligence is transforming ...

On a conference call in March that focused on A.I.’s threats to Wikipedia, as well as the potential benefits, ... “We’ve had artificial-intelligence tools and bots since 2002, ...

Wikipedia in the age of AI. As AI becomes ubiquitous, it could pose threats to Wikipedia's sustainability. If people turn to AI chatbots to get their information rather than visiting Wikipedia ...

Despite the rise of such AI models as ChatGPT and Google Gemini, “old-school” Wikipedia remains one of the most visited sites around the world—with 15 billion visitors every month.

An age-old threat. But in my view, the dread that AI evokes seems a distraction from the more disquieting scrutiny of humanity’s own dark nature.

As society integrates AI into sectors such as healthcare, finance, manufacturing and transport, the potential for catastrophic blowback grows if these autonomous bytes are not properly regulated ...

Wikipedia already uses AI to detect vandalism, translate content and predict readability, but up until the announcement, it had not offered AI services to its editors.

Computers, Hinton said, speaking to BBC News, “can learn separately but share their knowledge instantly.So, it’s as if you had 10,000 people and whenever one person learned something ...

The nonprofit behind Wikipedia on Wednesday revealed its new AI strategy for the next three years -- and it's not replacing the Wikipedia community of editors and volunteers with artificial ...

Defensive AI emerges as a vital, adaptive solution to help organizations predict, detect and respond to increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.

The real threat is censorship. Headlines about the threats of artificial intelligence tend to be full of killer robots, or fears that when they're not on killing sprees, these same robots will be ...