AI fan wikis riddled with errors are muddying the waters of an already contested part of games culture

AI fan wikis riddled with errors are muddying the waters of an already contested part of games culture "These tools have made it very easy for bad actors to crowd out good information..." Recently, I was writing a piece about Nighthawks and wanted to remind myself of some basic information about the companion characters. As I have a thousand times before, I put the question into Google and clicked the first result: the Nighthawks Wiki. Of course, wikis aren't necessarily reliable, especially fan-run projects that might not have enough engaged individuals to immediately spot and fix errors. "Many people chipping in a small bit, and feeling a sense of shared ownership." Read this next - Despite its mixed reception, Marvel's Wolverine was September's top-selling new game in the US, making Sony launch revenues it hasn't seen since Helldivers 2 - Wardogs devs rush to fix XP exploit allowing players to quickly unlock tanks and stomp competition on Season 2's first day - Wardogs has already made more money than Marathon, and its Steam launch momentum is ahead of Arc Raiders and Helldivers 2