SMRTR AIMar 29, 2026Quartz

Wikipedia is shutting the door on AI-written articles

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Wikipedia's editors overwhelmingly voted 40-2 to ban the use of AI language models for creating or revising encyclopedia entries, citing concerns that AI-generated content violates the site's core policies. The new rule allows limited exceptions for basic copyediting and translation assistance, while editors report being overwhelmed by mounting administrative issues related to AI content. This decision follows similar restrictions at other platforms and reflects growing anxiety about AI's impact on online information quality.

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