Editors on the English-version of Wikipedia overwhelmingly banned the use of AI to generate or rewrite articles.

Beyond the massive dent in your wallet, it's a logistical nightmare. You end up spending half your workday frantically copying and pasting assets across a dozen browser tabs just to launch a single ...

Editors can still use AI in limited ways, such as translating articles from other languages or suggesting minor copy edits.

After some brief back and forth about how much AI on Wikipedia is the acceptable amount, the Free Encyclopedia has finally arrived at an answer: None. Or at least, none, with very select exceptions.

"Volunteers discuss and debate until a shared consensus can be reached on what information to include and how that information is presented," the spokesperson said. "This process is done entirely out ...

Wikipedia has formally prohibited the direct insertion of AI-generated text into its articles, a policy enforcement that ...

Very basic edits, such as fixing typos or adjusting formatting, as well as certain full-article language translations, are ...

AI citation data is easy to misread. Acting on it often creates noise, risk, and weak signals instead of real visibility.

Wikipedia’s new content policy prohibits the usage of large language models (LLMs) to write or rewrite articles.

LLMs can go beyond what you ask of them and change the meaning of the text such that it is not supported by the sources cited ...

AI-generated articles often violate content guidelines, says Wikipedia. AI for translations or text editing remains ...

English Wikipedia has recently prohibited the use of generative AI in writing or rewriting articles, citing violation of core ...