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D. F. LovettInvestigating how truth exists on the internet. Exploring Wikipedia, Google, dead internet theory, SEO, AI brand visibility and the rest of it.
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How much can I manipulate AI's understanding of James Bond?
I used to write a lot of silly things for the internet. Maybe I still do. But when I say “silly,” I mean fan theories. Blog posts on my (now largely neglected) website What Would Bale Do, asking questions like “Did Ross Geller lose custody...
Google is bad but DuckDuckGo is not an anti-AI hero.
I know that I live in a bubble. We all do. I read my preferred news sources, peruse my select subreddits, follow people I trust on social media. When news of any kind reaches me, it is run through the lenses that I’ve already chosen. This i...
Granta's embarrassment is a case for AI literacy
I’ve been thinking a lot about a guy named Frederick Lorz lately. You might’ve heard of him. He’s the guy who rode in a car for part of the men’s marathon at the 1904 Summer Olympics.
I first learned about him twenty years ago1, but over...
What's going on with Evan Spiegel's Wikipedia photo?
I started Edit History largely because of a frustration with the way Wikipedia is covered in the media. There is a tendency of journalists to write about Wikipedia without fully understanding it. And I mean both the negative and positive co...
Congrats to Pitchfork on the Wikipedia scandal of 2026
On Thursday, April 23rd, a friend sent me a Pitchfork article titled “Meet the Young Wikipedians Writing the Front Page of Music History.” I forgot to read it or respond but I did open it in a new tab on my phone with the intention of event...
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