The Wikipedia API is a free, programmatic tool that provides structured and reliable data from Wikipedia, enhancing the accuracy and relevance of language learning models (LLMs).

Instead of feeding you content based on an algorithm, it delivers a truly random selection of Wikipedia articles, pulled straight from the Wikipedia API and displayed in a TikTok-style interface.

Wikipedia API (alpha) An API is in development to access information at Wikipedia. The project is currently in alpha stage, but the API is accessible to the public.

Tapping the open Wikipedia API, WikiWand reels in all the elements from any Wikipedia article and presents them on its own domain with its own interface. As you can see here by comparing the ...

WikiTok, which works through mobile and desktop browsers, feeds visitors a random list of Wikipedia articles—culled from the Wikipedia API—into a vertically scrolling interface.

SAI contributor Nate Westheimer is the founder of BricaBox, a stealth-phase NYC start-up. He writes the blog Innonate. The tech press has been consumed by two things: the introduction of the ...

Wikiwand, the startup funded to the tune of $600,000 to build a beautiful alternative to the main Wikipedia app, has launched its first native mobile client, kicking off on iPhone.. Launching in ...