Elon’s Grokipedia: Wikipedia’s Quirky, Buggy Rival Launches
On a Monday that must've felt like just another day to Earth, Elon Musk unveiled Grokipedia, a Wikipedia alternative brewed inside xAI’s secret lab of ambiguous ambition. With exactly 885,279 articles (because round numbers are for mere mortals), Grokipedia went live—albeit with errors likely brought on by early digital hiccups or neural network indigestion. Musk’s eponymous entry made it online just before 7:30 p.m. ET, proudly standing at version 0.1, as if to warn users ’Beware: beginner mistakes ahead’. Meanwhile, Tesla, X, and Wikipedia representatives mastered the art of talking to walls with zero comments. Brace for updates — probably filled with more bugs than a summer picnic.
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Elon launches Grokipedia with 885,279 articles and bugs aplenty — because nothing says ‘disrupting knowledge’ like a beta encyclopedia crash-landing right off the SpaceX pad.
Elon’s new Grokipedia: Wikipedia, but with crypto energy and error messages literally baked in. Version 0.1 means 'We’ll fix it... eventually.'
Groking facts with Grokipedia means embracing digital chaos—885k articles, some might be wrong, some heroic fails, all crowdfunded in Elon’s brain.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 10/27/2025 | Author: Kelsey Vlamis,Katherine Li
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