Will AI be successfully editing Wikipedia unassisted, adding substantive original cited prose, before 2024?
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English Wikipedia, mainspace. If the human can review the edit and choose to stop it before it's published, then it doesn't count.
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@BenjaminIkuta Doesn't seem like it. The sooner you resolve the better since people can make last minute profits before the end of the season.
@BenjaminIkuta Yeah basically Meta's attempt to control the narrative and hold further leverage over news outlets by creating an AI-based way to suggest source improvements to Wikipedia. It's not automated now as you can see, but hypothetically could be if they decided to unleash that beast.
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