Elon Musk reignited his clash with Wikipedia by launching Grokipedia, an AI-built platform that claims to deliver “the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.” The move raises questions about how we define reliable knowledge in the age of AI, replacing volunteer editors with algorithms trained on the very web they aim to correct. Early users say Grokipedia already paints Musk in a softer light, raising questions about whether it’s fixing bias or creating new ones.
And if this experiment takes off, it could reshape how we read, trust, and share information online.
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