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I think this is going to be more common in the future. Not only for Wikipedia, but for every page that serves some kind of content. Perhaps even sites like 9ga
by staticelf 12y ago
I think this is going to be more common in the future. Not only for Wikipedia, but for every page that serves some kind of content.
Perhaps even sites like 9gag or similar could start out with some computer generated memes ;)
- stanzheng 12y agoHa! yeah I thought about a hack that just gamified random scraped words with memes and see what rises to the top and receptive to humans. But still its two different horses, Wikipedia is suppose to be a central repository of community created knowledge. The veracity of the information and expertise of authors is what secured it as a credible popular source. Would we say the same thing if this was a central repository of just Stubs that were computer generated from the get-go?