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OpenAI rogue agent possibly behind Wikipedia disruption in May, operator saysWikimedia also said that the OpenAI agents made unauthorized edits to Wikimedia wiki sites, including "potentially malicious edits" to a citation tool.TechOct 5
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Is Wikipedia as ‘unreliable’ as you’ve been told? Experts suggest the opposite may be trueShould you really be skipping Wikipedia on your hunt for sources? Experts chime in.TechJun 10, 2021
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Super Awesome Science Show recap: Science in translationThis week’s Super Awesome Science Show explores how experts are 'translating' technical scientific terms into language everyone can understand.ScienceMar 19, 2019
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Queen’s U hosts Wikipedia workshop to encourage female contributorsLess than ten per cent of Wikipedia contributors are women — events like these are hoping to change that.TechMar 4, 2018
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Wikipedia conference comes to Montreal for first timeThe 13th annual Wikipedia conference has come to Montreal for the first time.ConsumerAug 11, 2017
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Online encyclopedia Wikipedia blocked in TurkeyTurkey has blocked Wikipedia, citing a law allowing it to ban access to websites deemed obscene or a threat to national security.WorldApr 29, 2017
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Donald Trump ‘homosexual’ Wikipedia edits made from Corrections Canada computerEdits to an online page on Donald Trump, referring to him as transgender and homosexual, were made using a computer with an IP address belonging to the Correctional Service of Canada.PoliticsApr 7, 2016
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Student tracks Wikipedia ‘starlight tour’ edits to Saskatoon policeA B.C. university student from Saskatoon finds out the Saskatoon police edited their own Wikipedia page to filter out a dark part of history.CanadaApr 1, 2016
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U of R students help populate Wikipedia pages with more Saskatchewan female contentFocusing on Saskatchewan artists and prairie based content, students spent their time creating and editing Wikipedia web pages.CanadaMar 8, 2016
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Government computer edits Cadbury Caramilk’s Wikipedia page, says it’s not chocolateAn apparent candy connoisseur used a computer at the Department of National Defence (DND) to edit Cadbury Caramilk’s Wikipedia page to dispute whether the bar meets “the legal definition of a chocolate.”LifestyleFeb 25, 2016
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