Why Wikipedia Data Belongs in AI Training (and Why We Should Give Back)
Right now, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales is talking about how most of the internet is built on open source, volunteering and other free stuff.
That is why using Wikipedia data to train LLMs like GPT is not only allowed but something we really should do.
We just need to remember to donate to Wikipedia ❤️
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