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Pro-Russian Narratives Target Wikipedia, Marking a Dangerous Trend for AI Chatbot Data
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this post was submitted on 01 Feb 2026
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As soon as you leave English language wikipedia this happens fairly often. Not necessarily Russian, maybe adjacent. And not since yesterday! I noticed around Corona, and it's been a problem for way longer. It's relatively easy for 1 editor to slip through unnoticed if there isn't enough eyeballs on the article, and hey they can write what their overlords tell them unchallenged.