Jimmy Wales

So yeah, similarly, ChatGPT should say, yeah, 87% bullshit.

It's really interesting.

Yeah, I hadn't thought of that.

Because one of the things I do spend a lot of time thinking about these days, and people have found that we're moving slowly, but we are moving, thinking about, okay, these tools exist.

Are there ways that this stuff can be useful to our community?

Because a part of it is we do approach things in a non-commercial way, in a really deep sense.

It's like,

It's been great that Wikipedia has become very popular, but really we're a community whose hobby is writing an encyclopedia.

That's first.

And if it's popular, great.

If it's not, okay, we might have trouble paying for more servers, but it'll be fine.

And so how do we help the community grow?

Use these tools.

What are the ways that these tools can support people?

And one example I never thought about, I'm going to start playing with it, is feed in the article and feed in the talk page and say, can you suggest some warnings in the article based on the conversations in the talk page?

I think it might be good at that.

It might get it wrong sometimes.

But again, if it's reasonably successful at doing that and you can say, oh, actually, yeah, it does suggest –

the neutrality of this has been disputed on a section that has a seven page discussion in the back.

That might be useful, I don't know.