Elon Musk’s Grokipedia is a major own goal
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- Nov 03, 2025
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Musk, who has called Wikipedia, on which Grokipedia is modelled, "Wokepedia" and has described the site as "an extension of legacy media propaganda", demonstrates a facile understanding of human knowledge.
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Just when you thought he must have run out of fingers to stick into pies, the world’s richest man goes and sprouts another one. In the past week Elon Musk proudly launched his latest venture
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not electric cars, not space exploration, not satellites, not tunnels, not social media, not brain implants, not the rolling back of the administrative state, not a new political party, but something altogether more fundamental: a new version of the truth.
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