W11.2 Ma Chenxiao 마신소

       1. Prefer to use AI to search for information. This is because artificial intelligence can quickly browse and understand large amounts of data, and can provide relevant and accurate information based on user needs, providing users with comprehensive and diverse answers. And artificial intelligence will not be affected by subjective factors and can provide objective and neutral information.

      After asking the same question to the AI, I found that the AI's answer was neutral. It put forward the advantages and disadvantages of AI and Wikipedia and allowed me to use them as needed.


      2. AI should not be used to make Wikipedia. Machines are ultimately no match for humans. Making Wikipedia entries requires an in-depth understanding of the topic and the ability to introduce the topic comprehensively and accurately while remaining neutral and objective. AI is also prone to containing misinformation and even citing non-existent sources and academic papers. This will lead to articles that seem normal at first glance, but upon closer inspection you will find that they are completely irrelevant.

 After asking the same question to the AI, the response was found to be: consider Wikipedia’s core principles and community standards. and lists the advantages and considerations of AI

   3.  The Wikipedia community makes full use of existing AI and makes each AI's division of labor clear. For example, AI is used to sanction users who are unfriendly to others in the community, and AI is used to help new users become more familiar with Wikipedia.

   4.Although AI has made advances in language understanding, they still may not fully understand the meaning, context and reasoning of text. This results in generated content that lacks depth and accuracy. Some information may be erroneous or out of date. The generated text is too stereotyped and unchanged

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