Comment by nomdep
10 hours ago
Grokipedia (https://grokipedia.com/) represents the most promising attempt in ages to build a genuinely bias-free online encyclopedia.
Ironically, trying it fairly requires you to first suspend your own biases regarding its owner.
https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/elon-musk/elon-musk-grokipedia-...
"Unlike Wikipedia, Grokipedia centralizes its editing process. Users can submit suggested edits to Grokipedia, but instead of assigning a group of volunteer community editors to decide on the edits, xAI, Musk’s artificial intelligence company, controls whether or not a certain edit is approved and implemented on the website."
So you could as well call it "Muskipedia"
https://grokipedia.com/page/Elon_Musk
If this looks like a "genuinely bias-free" page to you, I don't know what to tell you.
can you provide a few examples where grokipedia outshines wikipedia?
I started reading the Grokipedia page on the "Russian invasion of Ukraine". Immediately after the abstract, it starts talking about the "9th century Kyivan Rus" which seems like irrelevant information to a conflict over a millenia later, but then you realize it's exact same thing that Putin started with in his interview with Tucker Carlson to push the 'Ukraine isn't a real country' narrative.
Are you joking?
>Alternativa Estudiantil Alternativa Estudiantil is a Spanish patriotic student movement founded in September 2023 to counter perceived left-wing and woke dominance in universities, positioning itself as a conservative alternative emphasizing national identity and meritocracy.[1]
A random article in the "edit approved by Grok".
Genuinely bias-free my ass.