Wikipedia 'Citationless AI Claim' Drift by Category
Track how often uncited AI-generated claims appear in Wikipedia articles by category.
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Percentage of articles with citationless AI claims by category
Percentage of sampled articles in each category containing uncited AI-generated phrases
Median number of citationless AI claims per article
Median count of uncited AI-generated phrases across sampled articles
Velocity of new citationless AI claims
Number of uncited AI-generated claims detected in sampled articles
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About this data
This page measures the prevalence of citationless AI-generated claims across Wikipedia’s article categories. It tracks the percentage of articles with such claims, the median number per article, and how quickly new uncited claims are added. The data is drawn from regular scans of Wikipedia’s revision history and AI-generated text detection models. Understanding these patterns helps editors and researchers identify where AI-generated content is spreading fastest and where citation gaps are most severe.
Sources
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Why this isn't published anywhere else
No existing sources track AI-generated, citationless claims in Wikipedia specifically by article category. The search results focus on general AI citation drift or Wikipedia's role in AI search, not Wikipedia's internal citationless AI claim problem.
Uniqueness score 0.90 — assessed against live web search results when this subject was created.