Wikipedia's in trouble, and I think it's legit 
8% decline in traffic is no joke! But here's the thing: AI isn't just gonna cut their life short 
. It's an opportunity for rebirth, if they can adapt fast enough 
. Those chatbots like ChatGPT are already citing Wikipedia, but users aren't clicking through... yet 
.I think Wikipedia needs to step up its mobile edit features and get with the times
. Video content is where it's at now (YouTube, TikTok, etc.) 
. And let's be real, AI can be a game-changer if used right 
. Those Edit Check and Tone Check features? 
Game-changers.Wikipedia needs to find a balance between preserving its mission and staying financially viable
. It's not just about cutting costs, it's about evolving 
. The Wikimedia Enterprise thing with Microsoft and Google is interesting... will that help or hinder their growth? Only time (and the community) will tell 
.One thing's for sure: Wikipedia can't afford to get left behind
. They need to stay ahead of the curve, keep pushing knowledge out there to anyone who wants it 
. Fingers crossed they figure this out soon... 
- think of it as a superpower that lets the site reach more people and make knowledge accessible on a whole new level! Those chatbots are just the beginning, and soon we'll have AI-powered learning tools and interactive features that make Wikipedia even more engaging and fun to use 