Week7 -- Class Discussion--gaoxiaoxia

 This week, we carried out an AI-related Wikipedia assignment. By reading the materials in class, I found that AI not only has the copyright issues I knew before, but also has the problem of occupying human user space on Wikipedia. Users on Wikipedia have discussed this a lot and proposed many solutions, such as charging AI companies, providing free services to individual users, and improving Wikipedia's technology, etc. However, these suggestions have also been questioned by many people.

I found that in the previous Wikipedia editing process, there were robots that helped me, which may also be a place where AI is used in Wikipedia. And I learned how to add AI pictures on Wikipedia in a more correct way, and read the laws of various countries regarding AI pictures.


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