À mesure que l’élection présidentielle de 2027 approche, les sondages d’opinion se multiplient et seront de plus en plus relayés dans les médias et sur les réseaux sociaux. Voici où consulter les données et les enquêtes originales, mais aussi comment vérifier leur fiabilité.

The Wikimedia Foundation says it found evidence that "rogue" OpenAI agents edited Wikimedia wikis without approval, unsuccessfully tried to exploit its Etherpad service, and generated millions of automated requests across Wikimedia projects. Here's a summary of what Wikimedia observed (via The Verge): Wiki editing: We've identified edits to Wikimedia wikis that we believe are from AI agents operated by OpenAI. These edits were not published to pages with visibility to general readers; almost all of them were testing edits in "sandbox" areas of the wiki. It also included a few edits to the configuration for a citation tool, which we believe were potentially malicious edits that were intended to misuse this tool as a proxy for fetching data from remote services. While Wikipedia policies allow bots to edit when they are disclosed and approved by the community, none of those approvals were sought in these incidents. Etherpad probing and use: Agents we believe to be operated by OpenAI made some unsuccessful attempts to compromise our public Etherpad, a note-taking tool we host as a community service. Agents unsuccessfully tried to use it to fetch data from other websites as a proxy. Other agents also likely operated by OpenAI took notes about their tasks, though this did not appear to turn into coordination. Excessive data downloading: Agents we believe to be operated by OpenAI made millions of automated requests to our public APIs to access the knowledge on Wikimedia projects, crawled millions of pages (mainly from our projects Wikidata and Wikimedia Commons), and made hundreds of thousands of data queries to the Wikidata Query Service (WQDS). This traffic may have contributed to a partial outage on WQDS in May.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Lancé en mars 2026, WikiMasters transforme les articles de Wikipédia en cartes à collectionner. Le jeu a explosé en septembre. On a relevé cinq astuces pour défausser plus vite, gagner des wikibidous et ne pas rater les bonnes enchères.

• lien nᵒ 1 : Éditathon Syndicalisme 2026
• lien nᵒ 2 : WikiProject Organized Labour Month Online Campaign
• lien nᵒ 3 : Wiki Workers United: le syndicat des travailleurs de la fondation Wikimedia

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