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Wikipedia is experiencing an 8% drop in human traffic as AI-powered search and social media platforms change information consumption patterns. The nonprofit warns this trend could impact both its volunteer community and funding model despite being a crucial training source for AI systems.
Wikipedia is facing a significant decline in human visitors as artificial intelligence tools and evolving user preferences reshape how people find information online, according to reports from the Wikimedia Foundation. The nonprofit organization revealed that human traffic to the encyclopedia has dropped approximately 8% in recent months compared to the same period last year.
The Inevitable Shift: AI’s Impact on Employment JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has issued a sobering assessment of artificial intelligence’s…
A comprehensive new study reveals television audiences strongly prefer diverse, authentic storytelling while writers from underrepresented communities face significant systemic barriers. The 2025 report indicates this disconnect represents both a creative challenge and business opportunity for the industry.
According to reports from the Think Tank for Inclusion & Equity (TTIE), television audiences are increasingly seeking authentic, multicultural content that reflects diverse American experiences. The organization’s fifth annual “Behind the Scenes: The State of Inclusion & Equity in TV Writing” report, conducted in partnership with Horowitz Research, surveyed nearly 700 professional TV writers and analyzed consumer preferences.