2023-12-09 11:02:36
As the end of the year quickly approaches, Wikipedia has already done the math. In 2023, more than 84 billion pages have been consulted on the online encyclopedia, indicates 01Net. Here are the 25 most popular Wikipedia pages this year, but be careful, this ranking only concerns pages viewed in the English language.
Unsurprisingly, the ChatGPT artificial intelligence rose to the top of this ranking with more than 49 million pages read. On the second step of the podium, we find the page dedicated to famous deaths occurring in 2023 which has been viewed 42.6 million times. It is followed by the page dedicated to the 2023 Cricket World Cup, note our colleagues.
Films, series, personalities, athletes…
In these 25 most read Wikipedia pages this year, we find a little bit of everything. Films, athletes, artists, series. Fifth place in the ranking is, for example, held by Oppenheimer, the film by Christopher Nolan, with 28.3 million clicks. Two Indian films appear in the top 10, while Barbie is 13th, Avatar : The Way of Water 20th and the Guardians of the Galaxy vol.3 23rd. The only series present in the list is The Last of Usin 11th position with 19.7 million views.
The first (living) personality in this top 25 is none other than… Taylor Swift. The American pop star, who has just been voted personality of the year Time, is in 12th place with 19.4 million page views. Footballers Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi rank 14th and 15th respectively, while Elon Musk comes in 19th position (14.3 million). The page of Matthew Perry, the famous actor of Friends who died last October, attracted 16.4 million views (17th position).
Internet users also inquired about a conflict that has lasted since February 2022. The page on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine comes in penultimate place in this top 25 with 12.7 million page views. . According to our colleagues at BFM Techthe Wikipedia ranking of the most popular French pages this year should be revealed soon.
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