Hi all, I hope folks are enjoying Wikimania! Greetings from the Nigeria Summer Institutes in Computational Social Science at Uyo, which I've been supporting remotely this week!
I could swear that I saw an announcement earlier this year of a proposed protocol that enables GenAI tools to link to Wikipedia pages and also report back privacy-preserving impression data to the WMF. But I can't find it - if this does exist and I didn't dream it up, can someone share it? There are two reasons I'm curious about this: 1. I'm hearing from scholars who are very interested to study this question in different parts of the world, so if there are questions on the WMF side about how to make this useful to researchers while preserving privacy once it's available, I would be happy to support that. 2. I'm having some super interesting conversations with Current AI / AI Potluck <https://www.aipotluck.org/> who are making an open stack LLM, from hardware to software. They are working with the Apertus model- I imagine WMF and the community are already in conversation with them, but I would be happy to make the connection. All the best, -- J. Nathan Matias <http://natematias.com/> : Cornell University : Citizens and Technology Lab <https://citizensandtech.org> : Coalition for Independent Technology Research <http://independenttechresearch.org/> : social.coop/@natematias : blogs <https://natematias.com/external-posts/> : daylight time photos <https://social.coop/tags/outdoormoments> _______________________________________________ Wiki-research-l mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
