Jimmy Wales is the Internet entrepreneur who led the creation of the online encyclopedia known as Wikipedia. Wales worked as a research director for Chicago Options Associates before becoming a ...

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has some grudging respect for Donald Trump — but he thinks a backlash against the US president is coming. Wales, who has been named in Business Insider's UK Tech ...

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has some grudging respect for Donald Trump - but he thinks a backlash against the US president is coming. Wales, who has been named in Business Insider's UK Tech 100 ...

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JERUSALEM (JTA) — Pop star Shakira, comedian Sarah Silverman and Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales helped open the third Israeli Presidential Conference with President Shimon Peres. "The best ...

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Jimmy Wales, cofounder of Wikipedia, revealed he secretly moved to Argentina for a month after reading Tim Ferriss's book "The 4-Hour Workweek." Wales, a futures and options trader before founding ...

"Everyone's always asking if ChatGPT is a threat to Wikipedia," said Jimmy Wales, speaking at an OpenUK press event last week. "Our view is no it isn't, at least not right now, because it just ...

Here are the stories of three Welsh poppy sellers who give up their time to support the Royal British Legion in the lead-up ...

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The organization hopes its upcoming conference will find ideas to bring more female editors on board. New York Times Profiles Wikipedia’s “Benevolent Dictator” Jimmy Wales "He may now travel ...