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OpenAI “rogue” agent activities found on Wikimedia projects

Technology

The Wikimedia Foundation found "rogue" OpenAI agents editing wikis, trying to exploit a hosted tool, and driving heavy traffic to Wikimedia projects.

5 October 2026 By Selena Deckelmann
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The cost of ‘free’: How Wikimedia Enterprise protects Wikipedia in the AI era

Technology

Five years in, Wikimedia Enterprise is one of the ways we get AI and big tech to stop putting strain on the free and open web.

16 July 2026 By Lane Becker
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Our new AI strategy puts Wikipedia’s humans first

Technology

The Wikimedia Foundation's new AI strategy doubles down on the volunteers behind Wikipedia.

30 April 2025 By Chris Albon and Leila Zia
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Wikipedia is here to stay

Technology

People are why Wikipedia continues to persist.

16 January 2024 By Chris Albon
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Introducing Wikifunctions: first Wikimedia project to launch in a decade creates new forms of knowledge

Technology

The Wikimedia Foundation has announced the launch of Wikifunctions, its first new project in over a decade. The project will enable volunteer editors to collaboratively create and maintain a library of functions.

5 December 2023 By Wikimedia Foundation
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Wikipedia’s value in the age of generative AI

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If there was a generative artificial intelligence system that could, on its own, write all the information contained in Wikipedia, would it be the same as Wikipedia today?

12 July 2023 By Selena Deckelmann
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First grants announced from the Wikimedia Endowment to support technical innovation across Wikipedia and Wikimedia projects

Technology

The Wikimedia Endowment, the long-term fund established in 2016 to support the future of Wikimedia sites, has announced its first recipients of grant funding. The initiatives that will receive grant funding include Abstract Wikipedia, Kiwix, Machine Learning, and Wikidata.

13 April 2023 By Wikimedia Foundation
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Wikipedia Gets a Fresh New Look: First Desktop Update in a Decade Puts Usability at the Forefront

Technology

The interface update, built in collaboration with Wikipedia volunteers worldwide, will make the site more welcoming, easier to use for everyone Update: On 4 May 2023, the desktop update was deployed to Spanish Wikipedia. The updated interface is now live on 95% of the 318 active language versions of Wikipedia for all desktop users. The….

18 January 2023 By Wikimedia Foundation
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New Wikipedia editor features make it easy for everyone to contribute

Technology

New features on Wikipedia are making it easy for everyone to edit Wikipedia, especially those contributing to the site for the first time. Every time you read a Wikipedia article, you are reading the work of a volunteer contributor.  Nearly 300,000 people from around the world edit Wikipedia articles each month — they start new….

6 December 2022 By Wikimedia Foundation
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Wikimedia Enterprise announces Google and Internet Archive as its first customers; allows new customers to self sign-up for free trials

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Wikimedia Enterprise announced its first customers: multinational technology company Google and nonprofit digital library Internet Archive. Wikimedia Enterprise was recently launched by the Wikimedia Foundation as an opt-in product.

21 June 2022 By Wikimedia Foundation
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