AI companies are ponying up on Wikipedia's 25th birthday, but no one knows what's in store for the next quarter-century of free knowledge.

The Wikimedia Foundation gets a new leader just as it gets ready to celebrate Wikipedia's 25th birthday. Meanwhile, AI legal battles are poised to change how Wikipedia works.

Wikipedia has never been the favorite website of American conservatives, but a new initiative from the Heritage Foundation seeking to "identify and target" editors is a concerning development.

Wikipedia is stuck in the middle as AI integration continues, while political critics seek to control it.

Volunteer editors are trying to make it easier to identify AI-generated content and Republican members of Congress are targeting Wikipedia over claims of antisemitism.

Feel the need for speed? The gavel came down quickly for the Wikimedia Foundation in the British courts, and speedy deletion is now an option for draft articles filled with "AI slop".

Copyright or copywrong? Tesla tries to take down its logo images while German researchers raise flags about accuracy.

AEO, GEO and LLMO, oh my! Wikipedia is secretly at the center of a new marketing discipline. Plus, how Wikipedia editors reacted to a Wikimedia Foundation experiment with AI summaries.

Wikipedia has an up and down month in the international court system, Congress and the Trump admin question its inner workings, all the while its parent organization is on the hunt for new leadership.

The Wikimedia Foundation and Asian News International lawsuit continues to play out in court, but the latest verdict is clear: Wikipedia must remove the "defamatory" description of ANI.

Governments and media figures alike have often been at odds with Wikipedia in recent months. The latest chapter involves a 17th Century king, an irate businessman, and the Stonehenge of data centers.

Wikipedia is once again a target in the culture wars, accused of bias for enforcing its reliability standards. Meanwhile, Wikimedia is introducing new measures to protect editors from harassment.

Wikipedia has never been the favorite website of American conservatives, but a new initiative from the Heritage Foundation seeking to "identify and target" editors is a concerning development.

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales' thoughts on the evolving relationship between AI and the free encyclopedia, and the tried-and-true formula that predicts user trends on the platform.

Wikipedia is taking flack on many fronts in foreign affairs, with a contentious lawsuit in the Delhi High Court and controversy over an editorial decision about the ongoing Israel–Palestine conflict.