Makes sense. Wikipedia and Math StackExchange built the foundations AI learned from, but now they’re seeing their traffic and influence eroded as AI becomes the first stop for answers even for evergreen topics.
Wikipedia will still continue, but at the pace it should be not the pace it has to be. I don't think most people understand this. Many people will still use wikipedia to document history. However, to resolve what happened in history, many people won't use it. It's become an API.
Makes sense. Wikipedia and Math StackExchange built the foundations AI learned from, but now they’re seeing their traffic and influence eroded as AI becomes the first stop for answers even for evergreen topics.
Wikipedia will still continue, but at the pace it should be not the pace it has to be. I don't think most people understand this. Many people will still use wikipedia to document history. However, to resolve what happened in history, many people won't use it. It's become an API.