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Over the past decade, the Internet Archive has preserved Wikipedia's integrity by fixing 20 million broken links using the InternetArchiveBot (IABot). This presentation will cover their joint efforts, showcasing the bot's evolution, its algorithmic sophistication, key milestones, and the challenges faced. We'll highlight the impact on Wikipedia, the collaboration driving IABot's success, and future enhancements like AI integration and scalability. Discover how these initiatives are securing Wikipedia's content for future generations, ensuring its accuracy and accessibility.

The Wikipedian in Residence (WiR) role enhances Wikipedia with authoritative content from cultural institutions, now expanding into diverse fields and addressing systemic biases. As digital literacy grows, WiRs' future involves more international roles, leveraging technology, and focusing on sustainability, while navigating ethical challenges. Wikipedian in Residence have largely centered on GLAM and largely been successful. The role is now growing and shifting into areas of science, politics, and even religion. What are the new contours of this position?