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Joe Roe's close sows dough woes, manifestos... vetoes? overthrows? (continued→) [ ~0.3 MB 📥︎ ]
Ineffective altruism, return of the toaster, Jess Wade keeps wading through it, Russia censors searches, schools embrace Wikipedia. (continued→) [ ~0.3 MB 📥︎ ]
An interview with Wikimedia's Chief Advancement Officer. (continued→) [ ~0.2 MB 📥︎ ]
Oh, just one more thing... AI couldn't help but notice you use that punctuation a little bit more than most people... (continued→) [ ~0.3 MB 📥︎ ]
Are government goons prowling our fair encyclopedia? (continued→) [ ~0.2 MB 📥︎ ]
Have we gotten past the point where better articles makes us a better encyclopedia? And what comes next? (continued→) [ ~0.2 MB 📥︎ ]
Heather Ford's new volume on Wikipedia, knowledge and power in the 2011 Egyptian revolution. (continued→) [ ~0.3 MB 📥︎ ]
Facebook's Galactica demo provides a case study in large language models for text generation at scale: this one was silly, but we cannot ignore them forever. (continued→) [ ~0.2 MB 📥︎ ]
Okay, six hundred, but either way, the bionic editor speaks. (continued→) [ ~2.5 MB 📥︎ ]
Productively doing nothing (continued→) [ ~0.3 MB 📥︎ ]
Study deems COVID-19 editors smart and cool, questions of clarity and utility for WMF's proposed "Knowledge Integrity Risk Observatory"
And other research findings. (continued→) [ ~0.3 MB 📥︎ ]
Do consider joining FPC, though: we need you. (continued→) [ ~0.8 MB 📥︎ ]
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. (continued→) [ ~1.4 MB 📥︎ ]
A lost article from our deep annals (continued→) [ ~0.2 MB 📥︎ ]
The weeks and weeks, as reviewed by Wikipedia's readers. (continued→) [ ~0.5 MB 📥︎ ]
Search upgrades, lawsuits, paid editing, and personal reflection. (continued→) [ ~0.5 MB 📥︎ ]
A toast to good health, a health to good hoax, a hoax to good toast. (continued→) [ ~0.4 MB 📥︎ ]