Even with public trust at an all-time low, Wikipedia continues to maintain people's confidence. How do they do it? Former CEO of Wikimedia Foundation Katherine Maher delves into the transparent, adaptable and community-building ways the online encyclopedia brings free and reliable information to the public -- while also accounting for bias and difference of opinion. "The seeds of our disagreement can actually become the roots of our common purpose," she says. After the talk, Modupe gives a few process hacks for organizations looking to improve their decision-making. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Web Summit's new CEO Katherine Maher discusses navigating a leadership crisis, restoring confidence, and calming partners like Amazon and Google. She shares lessons from her time at the helm of the Wikimedia Foundation and highlights the intertwining of politics and global events with business. The podcast also explores the challenges of running global consumer products, leadership styles, and strategies to engage with podcast listeners.

Damon Linker discusses Biden's struggles due to a broken America. Katherine Maher's new role as NPR's CEO. Topics include truth in journalism, political brokenism, negative news impact, and political polarization in the US.

Guests Katherine Maher and Theia discuss topics like encrypted communication apps, Canadian hate speech legislation, RFK Jr.'s strategies, Trump's legal battles, and speculation on an ancient planet within Earth. The podcast also explores AI development, government structures, privacy concerns in communication platforms, democracy, corporate diversity initiatives, and Trump's resilience against censorship.

Former CEO of the Wikimedia Foundation, Katherine Maher, discusses the future of trusted information. They explore the use of AI in reshaping internet information distribution, the viability of in-text citation for AI, Wikipedia's response to AI models, the impact of the internet on trust, and how to regain trust in society.