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As the Internet is getting flooded with more and more machine generated content,

we're sort of seeing that Wikipedia is becoming more and more trusted, right?

There are real societal concerns about how technology impacts our lives.

And to have a source that is created by human beings run by a not-for-profit organization that has grown from like a joke to the last

best place left on the internet which is you know kind of the more recent headlines.

After 23 years this is a digital project unlike anything humanity's ever seen and our volunteers I would, are both realistic, pragmatic, and of Wikimedia, the nonprofit behind Wikipedia.

I wanted to talk to Mariana to hear how Wikipedia is faring in an era of media mistrust, AI generated

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