| 2026Jul 2026 | Shortpost | Using AI kind of involves interacting with other peopleData Leverage Short Posts |
| 2026May 2026 | Workshop | WikiGap: Promoting Epistemic Equity by Surfacing Knowledge Gaps Between English Wikipedia and other Language EditionsWikiWorkshop 2026 |
| 2026Apr 2026 | Blog | AI is driving the cost of polish down; some musings on fancy versus terse artifactsData Leverage |
| 2026Feb 2026 | Blog | The Paradox of Reuse in 2026: A Case of Quasi-Enclosure, or "Subsidized Club Goods that Sort of Look Like Public Goods"Data Leverage |
| 2025Jun 2025 | Workshop | Epistemic Authority in AI Fact-Checking: A Human and Data Centric Perspective4S 2025 Conference: Reverberations |
| 2025May 2025 | Shortpost | AI progress as quasi-public good productionData Leverage Short Posts |
| 2025May 2025 | Media | Can Wikipedia survive the rise of AI and the age of Donald Trump?Australian Broadcasting Corporation |
| 2025Feb 2025 | Blog | Tipping Points for Content EcosystemsData Leverage |
| 2024Mar 2024 | Paper | A Canary in the AI Coal Mine: American Jews May Be Disproportionately Harmed by Intellectual Property Dispossession in Large Language Model TrainingACM CHI |
| 2024Jan 2024 | Media | AI is killing the grand bargain at the heart of the web. 'We're in a different world.'Business Insider |
| 2023Oct 2023 | Workshop | Epistemic Injustice in Online Communities: Unpacking the Values of Knowledge Creation and Curation within CSCW ApplicationsWorkshop at CSCW |
| 2023Jul 2023 | Media | Wikipedia’s Moment of TruthNew York Times Magazine |
| 2022Dec 2022 | Blog | The Paradox of Reuse, Language Models EditionData Leverage |
| 2021May 2021 | Talk | The Importance of Wikipedia to Search Engines and Other SystemsWikipedia Research Showcase |
| 2018Apr 2018 | Talk | The Critical Relationship of Volunteer-Created Wikipedia Content to Large-Scale Online CommunitiesWikipedia Research Showcase |
| 2018Mar 2018 | Media | YouTube May Add to the Burdens of Humble WikipediaNew York Times |