Overview
- Grokipedia briefly went live on Monday, crashed, then returned with its homepage counter showing more than 885,000 articles.
- Elon Musk announced copies would be etched onto a stable oxide medium for deployment in Earth orbit, on the Moon, and on Mars.
- Many entries closely resemble Wikipedia content, carry a small CC BY-SA 4.0 attribution notice, and lack inline citations.
- Musk said the release had been delayed to remove propaganda, a characterization Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales called inaccurate.
- xAI describes Grokipedia as an open-source, AI-driven knowledge base powered by its Grok model to aggregate and summarize information.