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Stephen Harrison

@harrisonstephen
6 posts
2025-10-28
Excellent @WillOremus piece in WaPo about the launch of Grokipedia, Elon's historical relationship with Wikipedia, and whether AI language models (as opposed to humans) are good enough to write a trustworthy encyclopedia. On that point, I agree with @jimmy_wales [image]
2025-10-28 View on X
Washington Post

Grokipedia, a Grok-based encyclopedia, launches with 885K+ articles, drawing from Wikipedia content; Elon Musk called it “a massive improvement” over Wikipedia

The right-leaning tech magnate is touting his own online encyclopedia as an unbiased alternative, but it went down after about an hour.

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2022-03-04
“Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation sent a letter to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ... The letter asks ICANN to shut down Russian-administered domain names (think .RU, .SU, and .рф) and root servers in the country.” https://slate.com/...
2022-03-04 View on X
CNN

ICANN rejects Ukraine's request to cut Russia off from the global internet, saying the proposal is neither technically feasible nor within its mission

Brian Fung / CNN :

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2022-03-02
“Editing Wikipedia from a bomb shelter is difficult.” —My Ukrainian source being Ukrainian https://slate.com/...
2022-03-02 View on X
Slate

How Russia's war with Ukraine is playing out on Wikipedia; Russian Wikipedia editors decided to call an invasion what it is, rejecting the Kremlin's narrative

On Thursday, President Vladimir Putin issued the order for Russian forces to invade Ukraine.  Since then, Russians …

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2020-10-11
The most-trafficked English @Wikipedia page for a deceased celebrity in 2020 isn't RBG, but the Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput, whose tragic death has spurred a number of conspiracy theories. My latest for @Slate: https://slate.com/...
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Slate

The Wikipedia page of a Bollywood star has become an internet battleground as editors dispute if it should reflect conspiracy theories about his cause of death

Stephen Harrison / Slate : Tweets: @nowme_datta and @harrisonstephen Tweets: Naomi Datta / @nowme_datta : This is a great piece. How Wikipedia was not spared by SSR conspiracy the...

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2020-02-16
An early internet activist explains how they were right and how they were wrong. Appreciate the candor in this retrospective by @sfmnemonic, which includes thoughts on Wikipedia. https://slate.com/...
2020-02-16 View on X
Slate

EFF's first staff lawyer reflects on how the debate around online speech has evolved and where he thinks the early internet activists got things right and wrong

I've fought for a free internet for 30 years.  Here's where I think we went wrong, and right. Tweets: @codinghorror , @jangles , @ahmed , @mpawlo , @sfmnemonic , @blakereid , @harr...

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2020-02-15
An early internet activist explains how they were right and how they were wrong. Appreciate the candor in this retrospective by @sfmnemonic, which includes thoughts on Wikipedia. https://slate.com/...
2020-02-15 View on X
Slate

EFF's first staff lawyer reflects on how the debate around online speech has evolved and where he thinks the early internet activists got things right and wrong

I've fought for a free internet for 30 years.  Here's where I think we went wrong, and right. Tweets: @sfmnemonic , @mpawlo , @paulmbaker , @blakereid , and @harrisonstephen Tweets...

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