W15. What is the future of Wikipedia? Will it exist in 20 years? 50? 100 HanBin Bae

The rapidly changing mobile industry and the cost of mobile data can 't be held back to Wikipedia. And the fact that older volunteers are not encouraging new participants is a phenomenon that could threaten the future growth of the site.bIt is leading to a problem. Wikipedia is working hard to solve this.
Quora, who is considered to have been applied to Wikipedia's Q & A service, has been running since its inception in January 2010. It has been recognized for $ 80 million in corporate value and maintained an investment of $ 11 million in just two months. Quora, which utilizes multimedia and agent functions, is also receiving attention as a future service. In response to the search term entered, the people who have received two to three minutes of voice information and photos or videos in the form of a documentary. It is a service that delivers. The average Wikipedia page has many links, and there are a lot of news websites, research journals, other Wikipedia pages, and much more. Although linked to the data, the results are repeated indefinitely and sometimes a flood of top information occurs.
QwikI is an agent whose computer generated voice delivers the most vital response along with a multimedia ruler without providing a tsunami of information. I think it will help the future as a service. If it is actively used, Wikipedia will become a collective intelligence that can survive for decades or centuries. And In the future, exploring, evaluating, and measuring the impact of the partnership for the future of Wikipedia should continue.

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  1. Jiwon ChoJune 15, 2018 at 3:41 AM

    Wikipedia is an unprecedented and unselfish site in history. Wikipedia provides a huge amount of information to people for free. If such a site disappears, it will be damaging to the future as you say. I hope Wikipedia will solve the problem in the mobile industry.

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