The emergence of a service that provides knowledge

The advent of knowledge services raises the level of knowledge of the author's intended audience. As of this writing in 2017, there is a big difference in the quality of Wikipedia articles between the Japanese and English versions. If this influence raises the assumed knowledge level of books written by English-speaking authors, the cost to Japanese to read and understand those translations will be higher. I don't know whether Japanese will be forced to learn the basics from the English Wikipedia, or whether machine translation will make up the difference.

• The Intellectual Production of Engineers p.128

2023-02-17

• Has LLM learned multilingual corpus bridged the language barrier?

2024-03-20

• What used to be "just Google it" and "you can find it on Wikipedia" has sea level rise to "just ask GPT4". It is not said strongly to the public because "people who pay for and use GPT4" are still considered a minority, but in the community of people who use it and are acutely aware of its usefulness, it has become "of course it's true.

orthographical variants

• service giving shallow knowledge. - superficial knowledge
  • Knowledge Giving Service

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