Wikipedia, every mention
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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where Wikipedia comes up
Most Valuable Skill of 2026: Managing AI Agents
- ▶ 43:22 Greg Isenberg And it like, it, it, it read as like Wikipedia articles, but really focused on Twitter specifically, like optimized for Twitter.
Hermes Agent: The New OpenClaw?
- ▶ 30:19 unnamed speaker It took them three years to build out this like natural language processing, like kind of like, um, psychiatrist thing, but like, you can just drop this Wikipedia file inside of your MS agent and say, like, you'll turn this into a skill… 2 times in the scene
I built an AI startup in 65 minutes (using ChatGPT, Leonardo AI, Kling AI, ElevenLabs)
- ▶ 30:57 unnamed speaker Oh, is that Moonpig Wiki, maybe? 2 times in the scene
Do this to build a $100k/mo chrome extension using AI (Cursor AI, Claude)
- ▶ 35:55 Michael Shemelis (Raz Mike) What's, uh, another site, maybe Wikipedia, just so we can see that
How To Make Money As A Creator | Nathan Barry (ConvertKit)
- ▶ 4:28 Nathan Barry There was a time on X that you could just copy and paste anything from Wikipedia and that would get traction.
The Power of Sabbaticals in the Age of AI: Embracing Change for Success
- ▶ 42:32 David Spinks I'm curious what he would say, but I get the vibe that he's like, if he could do meetup again, it would be more of like a Craigslist Wikipedia style, just like open belongs to society kind of platform.
Unlock Your Super-Learning Potential: Learn from Emerson Spartz, Founder of Dose and MuggleNet
- ▶ 22:17 Emerson Spartz Like, they can read Wikipedia, and then, um, that's the data that we train the AIs on, but now the LLMs themselves are creating training data that they can use to self-improve.
Unveiling Chris Josephs' Million-Dollar Meme Strategy
- ▶ 22:43 Greg Isenberg And I just kept seeing Nancy Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi, to the point where, because of all the stock training stuff, to the point where I had to, like, Google her name, read her Wikipedia, so I can, like, have a baseline amount of…
How Writers Can Be More Productive Using AI with Ben Tossell
- ▶ 19:43 Ben Tossell And it gives you the link to where that person's information is Wikipedia page or a personal website and things like that.
The Metaverse & How It Will Change the World with Matthew Ball
- ▶ 25:20 Matthew Ball And by that, I mean, go to Wikipedia and read the definition of the internet.
Predicting the Future of Web3
- ▶ 3:43 Gabby Goldberg And I was concentrating in human computer interaction, thinking about things like social computing, like how do you grow and moderate computing, social computing systems anywhere from like Wikipedia to Facebook.
Forecasting the Future of Tech with Scott Belsky | Where It Happens
- ▶ 40:40 Scott Belsky You know, there was an interesting debate I was having with a few folks over on Twitter this weekend about, about Wikipedia, you know, um, Bill Gurley mentioned, you know, to me, well, you know, Wikipedia seems to be going pretty well. 10 times in the scene
- ▶ 1:15:04 Greg Isenberg I loved talking about Wikipedia by the way, cause it was a reminder that, um, you know, if we lost Wikipedia, that would really suck. 2 times in the scene