Elon Musk Launches Grokipedia, a Wikipedia Competitor

  • Elon Musk appears to have launched Grokipedia, an alternative to Wikipedia, on Monday.
  • Musk previously announced that his team at xAI was developing Grokipedia.
  • The site went live with 885,279 articles, but users reported experiencing errors.

Elon Musk appears to have launched Grokipedia, an alternative to Wikipedia, on Monday.

Musk said on X last month that the team at xAI was working on Grokipedia.

Grokipedia.com was live on Monday afternoon, but some users reported experiencing errors with the site, according to the Washington Post.


screenshot of Grokipedia

A screenshot of Grokipedia

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Business Insider was able to access Grokipedia.com shortly before 7:30 p.m. ET and view an entry for Musk himself. It is currently billed as v0.1 and says on the homepage that it has 885,279 articles.


Elon Musk entry on Grokipedia.

An entry on Grokipedia about Elon Musk.

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Representatives for Musk, X, and Wikipedia did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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