[dba-Tech] Ai and Robotix

I was quoting but the truth is if you see something that is obviously wrong
you can fix it. In theory, this means that the end results are more
accurate.

Wikipedia is probably the largest encyclopedia ever created covering more
subjects and more people than any single source in history and it has the
largest group of experts ever assembled that monitor the input.

If there are some issues with it, that are blatantly wrong, get busy...after
all eventually this may, eventually, be our single source of "trusted"
information. ;-)

Jim

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Subject: Re: [dba-Tech] Ai and Robotix

"deeper, more accurate"? 

ROTFLMAO

On 9 Apr 2012 at 8:43, Jim Lawrence wrote:

> the advent of Wikipedia proved that crowd-sourced knowledge curation
> provided broader, deeper, and more accurate results than the traditional
> small pool of experts..."
> 

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