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The Evolution of Coordination in a Collective Intelligence System: 25 Years of English Wikipedia and the Emergence of Generative AI
Neal Reeves, Maja Świeczkowska, Amy Rechkemmer +1
English Wikipedia is one of the largest examples of collective intelligence on the Web, sustained not only by article production but also by volunteer coordination and governance.…
Less Is More? When Dataset Context Hurts LLM-Generated Dataset Descriptions
Lisa-Yao Gan, Arunav Das, Johanna Walker +2
Dataset search and reuse are strongly constrained by the quality of metadata such as natural language descriptions, which are often sparse or inconsistent. Although large language…
Multilingual and Cross-Lingual Citation Needed Detection on Wikipedia for Lower-Resource Languages
Gerrit Quaremba, Amy Rechkemmer, Elizabeth Black +2
In automated fact-checking (AFC), check-worthiness detection identifies claims requiring verification based on domain-specific criteria. On Wikipedia, this task instantiates as Cit…
TSM-Bench: Detecting LLM-Generated Text in Real-World Wikipedia Editing Practices
Gerrit Quaremba, Elizabeth Black, Denny Vrandečić +1
Automatically detecting machine-generated text (MGT) is critical to maintaining the knowledge integrity of user-generated content (UGC) platforms such as Wikipedia. Existing detect…
Design Guidance Towards Addressing Over-Reliance on AI in Sensemaking
Yihang Zhao, Wenxin Zhang, Amy Rechkemmer +2
Sensemaking in collaborative work and learning is increasingly supported by GenAI systems, however, emerging evidence suggests that poorly designed GenAI systems tend to provide ex…
Exploring the Design of GenAI-Based Systems to Support Socially Shared Metacognition
Yihang Zhao, Wenxin Zhang, Amy Rechkemmer +2
Socially shared metacognition (SSM) refers to the collective monitoring and regulation of joint cognitive processes in collaborative problem-solving, and is essential for effective…