Por: Slate Tech April 06, 2023
Welcome to , a Future Tense column about the internet’s information ecosystem. Believe it or not, the hottest controversy on Wikipedia right now isn’t about Elon Musk, Donald Trump, or ChatGPT. In fact, it’s something seemingly more distant: the history of Jews in Poland during World War II. The vast majority of controversies between Wikipedia editors are handled locally by the contributors working on those articles without a formal... + full article
ESPN USA Sports April 02, 2023
MELBOURNE, Australia -- Haas' protest over the result of the Australian Grand Prix has been thrown out by the FIA's stewards, meaning the race classification is now official.The race finished with two red flags in the last four laps -- the first of which led to a messy... + más
Haas F1 inks MoneyGram to 3-year title sponsorship deal | Associated Press
Haas cuts Mick Schumacher and replaces him with Hulkenberg | WPLG Local 10
Forbes USA Business March 27, 2023
Light Bulbs Concept Shining ETHICS, RESPECT, HONESTY and INTEGRITYgetty Previously, I wrote on in some detail, but did not go into the duties the Trustee of a Trust owes to the Trust’s beneficiary. To summarize, a Trust is an agreement written by the owner of the property,... + más
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Slate USA Tech February 13, 2023
Welcome to , a Future Tense column about the internet’s information ecosystem. Sometimes Bigfoot believers go “squatching” in the forest to hunt for tracks left behind from the purported apelike creature. Other times, they seem to take a more sedentary approach, sitting... + más
Scientist has very simple explanation for Bigfoot | Newsweek
Wikipedia Has Spent Years on a Barely Noticeable Redesign | Slate
The Atlantic USA Tech January 22, 2023
The site is tackling more controversial edits, the results of which can reverberate across the internet.The AtlanticJanuary 22, 2023, 8 AM ETFor more than 15 years, Wikipedia what to call the third child of Ernest Hemingway, a doctor who was born and wrote books as Gregory,... + más
The Huge Fight Behind Those Pop-Up Fundraising Banners on Wikipedia | Slate
Slate USA Tech January 18, 2023
The Wikipedia editors are waiting to hear you scream. On Wednesday, Wikipedia is set to make its new skin the default on English Wikipedia—its first new skin since 2010—and the team of designers and volunteer editors are waiting with some mix of excitement and trepidation.... + más
The Culture Wars Look Different on Wikipedia | The Atlantic
Slate USA Tech January 12, 2023
Welcome to , a Future Tense column about the internet’s information ecosystem. Five years ago, I traveled to Stockholm to cover the for Wikipedia and related free knowledge projects. But it was not just wiki-interviews and chewy candy fish that occupied my time among the... + más
ChatGPT: Everything You Really Need To Know (In Simple Terms) | Forbes
What is ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence text bot that went viral? | ABC News
Slate USA Tech December 02, 2022
Welcome to , a Future Tense column about the internet’s information ecosystem. You have likely encountered them before: the banner ads on English Wikipedia that encourage you to donate. Typically, they run for about a month at the end of the year. As one of the proposed... + más
Russian Oligarchs Keep Dying in Suspicious Ways. Wikipedia Is Keeping a List. | Slate
Wikipedia’s Fox News Problem | Slate
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