As we're nearing the three year anniversary of The New York Times filing its lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, Wikipedia has decided to join the fray, on the side of… Wikipedia.
The group held its first in-person conference last weekend to "strengthen how [Wikipedia] documents LGBTQ+ people, history, and culture.
I became a minor league coach and managed the Chicago White Sox for a short stint in 1970, which Grokipedia said “highlighted [my] readiness for higher-level responsibilities.
An exploration of 25 years of Wikipedia - one of the world's most visited websites - told through a chorus of new interviews and BBC archive.
As the world’s go-to crowd-written reference source, Wikipedia serves as both an oracle and a mirror.
The Wikimedia Foundation has submitted an amicus brief advocating for a balanced interpretation of fair use in a significant AI copyright lawsuit.
Wikimedia filed a neutral amicus brief in the OpenAI copyright case, urging courts to separate AI training from RAG-style content retrieval.