In the light of recent developments and proliferation of online and offline AI systems, it should be stressed that Wikenigma's current policy is that all of the content should be entirely of human authorship.
It's perhaps inevitable that some AI-generated content will eventually be featured - as even 'peer-reviewed' academic papers are now appearing with some auto-generated content. Largely unidentified as such.
Current (2024) estimates are that around 1% of recently published academic papers feature some AI/LLM-generated content - including non-existent citations etc. In some fields, such as Computer Science, the number reaches over 17% (ref.)
(Note that some academic publishers, such as The Royal Society, UK, now have an explicit 'Declaration of AI use' (if applicable) to be signed by their authors.)
Wikenigma's current editorial policy is to remove any content found to be AI-generated.
The terms of the Creative Commons Licence which all Wikenigma content uses - CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 - explicitly prohibits the re-use of material without proper attribution. Therefore any 'scraping' of text or images for re-use by AI systems (which don't give attributions) is automatically prohibited.
For the avoidance of doubt, Wikenigma does not permit any re-use of any of its content by any AI systems.
Also see Wikipedia's AI policy (in development).