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Grokipedia, if you ask me, is one of the most amazing encyclopedias ever. It is finally adapting to us, as it finally added info about the salute Elon Musk made to his page. We are finally living the reality we have. Forget about human-edited Wikipedia, and treat yourself to Grokipedia.
AI tosh.
It rips pages from Wikipedia and then automatically manipulates and distorts anything remotely political (with Grok AI) so it fits Musk's narrative.
The AI is stupid and half the time simply copies Wikipedia but removes the useful parts. It was just so musk can control information better, not for genuine help to those who need to understand things better
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