How Wikipedia is surviving in the age of ChatGPT

There has always been a risk of fake articles appearing on Wikipedia. Here’s just one example: for a time, the page of a Northern Irish radio presenter stated that he had been a promising break-dancer, but that his career as a dancer had been cut short by a spinal injury. But this was just trolling. Sometimes, however, the fake information is for promotional purposes or to spread disinformation. Wikipedia has a long tradition of tackling such problems. Its committed community of 265,000 active volunteers has kept these problems under control. But the rise of content generated by artificial intelligence (AI) is posing new challenges.

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