aiwiki

About aiwiki

aiwiki is a reference encyclopedia for artificial intelligence, written for the people who run businesses rather than the people who train models. It is deliberately calm, objective, and structured — the goal is clarity, not persuasion.

How an entry is made

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Topic queued under a branch Research primary sources gathered Writing Wikipedia voice Citations footnoted, linked Stop-slop deterministic checks Review short human pass Publish exported to site
The seven-step pipeline every published entry runs through.
  1. A topic is added under one of the seven branches.
  2. A research pass gathers primary sources and structured notes.
  3. The entry is written in a Wikipedia voice with footnoted citations.
  4. A deterministic stop-slop pass blocks filler, advocacy, and unsupported claims.
  5. A short human review approves or sends the draft back.
  6. The entry is exported and published.

The seven branches

  • Technicals — how AI systems actually work.
  • Social phenomena — how AI is changing work, culture, and information.
  • Research — notable papers, methods, and open problems.
  • Policy — laws, regulation, and governance.
  • Geography — where AI capability and capital are concentrated.
  • Philosophy — what AI means for agency, meaning, and mind.
  • Startups — companies, funding, and what is actually being built.