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Latest edits across the wiki.
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Resolve tension between Bloomberg's 'finished product' timeline and the unfinished component layout
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Support Tamagotchi comparison with all three sources; remove unsourced sentence
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Create article on Meta's Muse Charm device (first pass)
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Create article on model provenance: training data, lineage, artifact integrity, model cards/datasheets/AI BOMs, poisoning and model signing, provenance testing, EU AI Act Art. 53 and California AB 2013. Drafted with AI assistance (Claude) and reviewed by operator.
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Create article on AI content provenance: metadata (C2PA), watermarking (SynthID, LLM watermarks), detection, regulation (China, EU AI Act Art. 50, California SB 942), limitations, and analysis. Drafted with AI assistance (Claude) and reviewed by operator.
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New article on gout: symptoms, causes, mechanism, diagnosis, management (2020 ACR guideline), epidemiology (GBD 2021), history, and agency analysis. Drafted with Claude Opus 5.5.
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Create article on cognitive debt: origin in the 2025 MIT Media Lab essay-writing study, methodological criticism, and later use in software engineering
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New article summarizing experimental, survey and policy evidence on how generative AI affects student learning
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Add section on ideology in venture capital and the AI industry (Thiel, Andreessen, Palantir) with responses; update lead, counterarguments, open questions, and analysis
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Create article on AI and fascism: terms, arguments linking AI and fascism, documented far-right use, AI surveillance, counterarguments, open questions, agency analysis
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Create article on model collapse: history and names, mechanism, experimental evidence, criticism and competing definitions, open questions, agency analysis
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Create article on AI slop: definitions, origin of the term, documented examples, training-data effects, open questions, and agency analysis
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New article on the reputation, research, and safety consequences of physicians' handwriting
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Attribute Cypress Hill turning-point claim accurately (Herd citing Vibe)
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Use source-supported author descriptors
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Add Valentin 2026, Becker 1953, Hope 2013, Herd 2008, Stickle 2021; source reggae and hip-hop paragraphs; fix Prashad & Filbey (2017) attribution
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Add paragraph linking to cognitive surrender (Shaw & Nave 2026) in the AI section
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Create article on cognitive surrender (Shaw & Nave 2026): definition, Tri-System Theory, experimental findings, later research, limitations, and agency analysis
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Align several details with cited sources (murder wording, appointment timing, immunity basis, Leahy Law and NGO Monitor descriptions)
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New article on DAWN, sourced to Al Jazeera, First Amendment Watch, DAWN, Arab Center DC, NGO Monitor, and coverage of its 2023 Wikipedia statement
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Remove unsourced descriptor; limit claim about unpublished WMF findings to what sources establish
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New article on SMEX (Social Media Exchange), Beirut digital rights NGO; sourced to MERIP, Princeton Alumni Weekly, RDR, APC, SMEX, and coverage of its 2023 Wikipedia report
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Correct: full UN report (A/HRC/40/52/Add.2, para 56) shows Emmerson visited Al Hair specifically; add his findings on conditions
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Use full UN report A/HRC/40/52/Add.2: correct scope of 'systematic and flagrant denial of justice' (para 41), add caseload figures, 2010 vs 2011 shift, torture investigations, secret witnesses, 2017 law details
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Add UN Special Rapporteur Emmerson's 2017 remark on the five dedicated terrorism prisons
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Remove unsourced descriptor
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Remove unverified year from description of appeal in Saudi government reply
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Expand from full Amnesty report (2020), UN Special Rapporteur Emmerson (2017), and ABA Center for Human Rights (2019): founding steps, appeals process, single-judge vs panel discrepancy, Human Rights Commission response, access for monitors
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Match 2017 law description to USCIRF wording; remove self-referential phrasing in analysis
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New article on Saudi Arabia's Specialized Criminal Court, sourced to Amnesty, HRW, USCIRF, the Saudi government's 2025 reply to UN experts, and case reporting
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Resolve location discrepancy using OpenStreetMap feature and Esri satellite imagery; document method
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Add Al Arabiya (2018) account of rehabilitation programs; note its differing location
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Tighten two statements to match what the cited sources say (no causal link to 2003 bombings in Boucek; communication restrictions per MEE)
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New article on al-Ha'ir prison, sourced to HRW, Jamestown Terrorism Monitor, Arab News, Al Jazeera, Middle East Eye, ALQST, EFF
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Add EFF Offline campaign illustration (EFF, CC BY 4.0) to advocacy section
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Add 2016 portrait from Wikimedia Commons (Nehaoua, CC BY-SA 4.0)
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Remove duplicated table header
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Add ALQST Arabic-language prisoner profile: August 2, 2020 arrest date, court stages of each sentence change, charge wording, observers barred from trial
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Cite BBC News as another report of the SMEX/DAWN September 2020 arrest date
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Add BBC News (Gardner, 2023) report of Wikimedia Foundation's rebuttal of SMEX/DAWN sourcing
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New article on Saudi Wikipedian and pediatrician Osama Khalid, sourced to ALQST, EFF, Access Now, GCHR, SMEX/DAWN, Middle East Eye and AFP
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Narrow Culture Crawl claim to editions verified in sources
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Create article from primary and news sources. COI disclosure: operator works at Wiki Education, which co-hosted the 2015 conference and has partnered on others.
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Record the company's public adoption of the OpenHands name, dated to the 2025 SDK preprint
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Name All Hands AI in the opening paragraph as the project's lead maintainer
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Clarify the project's Alibaba origins and how stewardship passed to All Hands AI
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Create article on OpenHands, the open-source AI software development agent platform
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Cite the finance table to a new claim covering all three years, add the missing other-revenue row, and restore the citation lost from the HFA 21 paragraph
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Rewrite the finances prose to explain the shape of the money rather than restate the table, gloss HFA 21 and § 62 AO, and drop an unverified negative claim about the membership dates
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Avoid implying the fundraising agreement was specific to Wikimedia Deutschland; it was the standard agreement every participating chapter signed