A Hacker News user asked whether others experience 'AI psychosis', a term referring to users believing AI-generated flattery. Commenters noted that those affected are often unaware of their condition.…
Oren Etzioni, founder of TrueMedia.org, compared the backlash against AI-generated text to the late-20th-century anti-GMO movement in an opinion essay published by GeekWire. He cited Wikipedia's ban o…
A developer built a semantic search engine in about 150 lines of code using the all-MiniLM-L6-v2 embedding model and pgvector on Postgres, requiring no API keys. The system matches queries like "anima…
Researchers introduced LoHoSearch, a new benchmark of 544 human-verified questions across 11 domains designed to test long-horizon search agents beyond the human difficulty ceiling. The benchmark, bui…
A developer has launched a GitHub repository organized by stock ticker symbols, designed to preserve AI-generated financial research that is typically lost after a single query. The project allows any…
Google has moved from ranking web pages to extracting factual payloads directly via AI Overviews and Gemini, requiring a shift from keyword density to Entity Salience and RAG compatibility. To archite…
Wikipedia, the world's largest encyclopedia, is celebrating its 25th anniversary as a foundational source of reliable information on the internet. The platform now hosts over 66 million articles acros…
Google's shift from keyword-based search to AI-powered conversational responses has fundamentally changed how users access information online, with the author reporting a 75% drop in referral traffic …
A developer created a self-growing wiki that consolidates Andrej Karpathy's public essays, courses, and GitHub projects. The platform allows users to browse content like a normal wiki or ask questions…
Wikipedia editors are planning a strike and banner sabotage following the Wikimedia Foundation’s layoffs, which disbanded the team responsible for community-requested fixes and moderation tools. The r…
A new programming language called Sutra, developed by Emma Leonhart, compiles programs into tensor-op graphs that can be trained like neural networks and then decompiled back into symbolic source code…
A Hacker News user submitted an article about ideological capture on Wikipedia, specifically regarding the whitewashing of Mao Zedong, but the submission was quickly flagged and downvoted, receiving f…
Wikimedia Taiwan Secretary-General Reke Wang represented the organization at the "Web Crawling Governance Policy Dialogue" convened by the Institute for Information Industry on May 20, 2026. Wang join…
This article serves as a comprehensive guide for establishing and managing business entities within Google's Knowledge Graph, utilizing Wikidata and Wikipedia as primary tools. It explains that entity…
The article explains that using Shadow DOM for inline tooltips in a Chrome extension is superior to iframes because it avoids font mismatch issues (like FOUC) and allows seamless inheritance of host-p…
HIVE, a decentralized peer-to-peer knowledge base designed as a "Wikipedia for machines" that provides cryptographically verifiable content for LLMs using the Holepunch stack. It uses a two-tier archi…
A broke college student built a free, local AI pipeline called "gemma-brief" to solve the problem of having no time to watch educational YouTube videos. The system runs overnight on a base MacBook Air…
A study published in the *Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences* found that Grokipedia, an AI-generated encyclopedia launched by xAI, produces articles that are longer, less readable, and co…
The article describes the author's investigation into the claim that "zork" was MIT jargon for an unfinished program, a factoid long listed on Wikipedia without a clear source. After mining Wikipedia'…
Tool-using research agent built for the Gemma 4 DEV Challenge, which runs locally on the Gemma 4 e2b model via Ollama using roughly 200 lines of Node.js code. The agent accepts a question, selects bet…