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Luddaites are defending the English Wikipedia

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Luddaites are defending the English Wikipedia

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By Svampesky

In response to the increased prevalence of AI technology, some editors of the English Wikipedia have introduced Luddite-like measures to reduce its use within the encyclopedia. Using AI-generated images on articles is often discouraged, unless the context specifically relates to artificial intelligence. This Luddaite approach has not been adopted by all Wikipedians and AI-generated images are used in some articles in non-AI contexts.

Paintings in medical articles

The image guidelines generally restrict the use of images that are solely for decorative purposes, as they do not contribute meaningful information or aid the reader in understanding the topic. Despite this restriction, it appears that paintings are permitted to be included in medical articles to display human-made artistic interpretations of medical themes. They offer historical and cultural perspectives related to medical topics.

The Nightmare by Henry Fuseli on Sleep paralysis
At Eternity's Gate by Vincent van Gogh on Major depressive disorder
Painting by Théodore Géricault on Delusional disorder
Narcissus by Caravaggio on Narcissistic personality disorder
Venus with a Mirror (1555) by Titian on Body image
The Imaginary Illness by Honoré Daumier on Hypochondriasis
The Sick Girl by Michael Peter Ancher on Disease

WikiProject AI Cleanup

WikiProject AI Cleanup searches for AI-generated images and evaluates their suitability for an article. If any images are deemed inappropriate, they may be removed to ensure that only relevant and suitable images are kept in articles.