I like to idea of using AI to make Wikipedia better.
There are many small tasks simple AI agents could handle.
For example:
Go to every article in the English Wikipedia of a Spanish city. Check data like inhabitants, major, etc. and compare them to the Spanish Wikipedia article. (The assumption here is that the Spanish Wikipedia will be more up-to-date for Spanish cities than the English Wikipedia.) Double-check what is written in the Spanish article. Update the English article accordingly.
If such an agents is only allowed to create drafts, human editors could review them and we would get a lot of small updates in.
There are many small tasks simple AI agents could handle.
For example: Go to every article in the English Wikipedia of a Spanish city. Check data like inhabitants, major, etc. and compare them to the Spanish Wikipedia article. (The assumption here is that the Spanish Wikipedia will be more up-to-date for Spanish cities than the English Wikipedia.) Double-check what is written in the Spanish article. Update the English article accordingly.
If such an agents is only allowed to create drafts, human editors could review them and we would get a lot of small updates in.