Can We Trust Wikipedia?
January 14, 2026
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In this video, Zuby sits with Larry Sanger to discuss Wikipedia’s immense influence and the growing concerns around bias, anonymity, and incentives within the platform. They explore how economic motivations and PR influence may shape narratives, and why transparency among Wikipedia’s most powerful editors matters. The conversation examines whether reform can realistically come from within or if competition is the only force that drives change. Drawing parallels to social media platforms, they discuss censorship, power structures, and the future of online knowledge.
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