Jfazy2000

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If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me on my talk page. Ian (Wiki Ed) (talk) 18:18, 1 November 2021 (UTC)

Aritificial intelligence

Thanks for your well researched and well written contribution to the article artificial intelligence. It's a great contribution.

There are, however, some strictly editorial issues we need to talk about.

At some point, we need to integrate this new section more seamlessly into Wikipedia's coverage of AI. The article artificial intelligence is summary article that tries to capture only the most important points about each topic related to AI, and then puts all the details into a number of satellite articles, such as Applications of AI, Workplace impact of artificial intelligence, Lethal autonomous weapon, Cybersecurity, and so on.

The new material you've added is mostly more detail about topics that already have sections in the article. We could move some of your material into those sections, in the form of one-sentence summary.

I would guess that most of the new material you've brought belongs in one of the sub-articles.

When we're finished, for each topic related to AI, the article artificial intelligence will include one short section that captures the most important points, with a {{See Also}} or {{Main article}} banner that will direct the reader to a sub-article. That sub-article will contain much, much more information on the topic.

I would appreciate your input and help bringing this all together.

I want to make it clear that anything can be changed to accomplish this goal. We can rename or reorganize the sections in artificial intelligence. We can remove old material from artificial intelligence to make room for your new material (i.e., move old material into the sub articles). We can create new sub-articles to cover new topics (if the existing set of sub-articles seems unworkable to you). We can even combine or separate sub-articles to create a set of topics that works.

Again, your work is really good and I encourage to keep editing Wikipedia. ---- CharlesTGillingham (talk) 23:52, 14 July 2022 (UTC)