Global 'AI-Generated' Wikipedia Talk Page Link Drift
How long do AI-generated Wikipedia links last before they break or drift?
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About this data
This page tracks the lifespan of links added by AI-generated edits on Wikipedia Talk pages. It measures how quickly these links become inaccessible, redirect to unexpected domains, or return errors like 404/410. The data reveals how transient AI-suggested references can be, highlighting a gap in current AI-content audits where source reliability is often overlooked. By monitoring link decay, we gain insight into the lifecycle of AI-generated citations and their real-world usability over time.
Why this isn't published anywhere else
No existing public dashboard, dataset, or recurring report specifically tracks the lifecycle of AI-suggested references in Wikipedia Talk pages or their link drift over time.
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