[atonse]

Have you tried Grokipedia yet?

Cuz you’ve mainly addressed the concept. But have you read a bunch of articles? Found inaccuracies? Seen the edit process?

Cuz, regardless of ideology, the edit process couldn’t have been done before because AI like this didn’t exist before.

[bigyabai]

No, I see no reason to give AI-generated articles a second of my time. Wikipedia's best feature is the human-provided citations; you can very easily validate a claim with a hardlink to a book, article or video archive.

AI does not have the skillset or the tools required to match Wikipedia's quality. It can definitely create it's own edit process, but it's a useless one for people like me that don't treat the internet as a ground-truth.

[baobabKoodaa]

Follow up question: have you tried smoking crack? Surely you should try smoking crack before you draw any conclusions about it being bad.

[wat10000]

"As of February 19, 2026, Musk’s net worth is estimated at $844.9 billion per Forbes' Real-Time Billionaires List, primarily derived from equity stakes rather than cash..."

That "rather than cash" bit is bizarre, since no wealthy person holds primarily cash. I checked the pages of several other ultra-wealthy people and none of them have that comment. I'm sure this has nothing to do with Grokipedia's owner recently making an issue of how little cash he holds.

[rbanffy]

I think he might be the only one whose fans need to be reminded of that fact.

[UncleMeat]

It really is amazing how billionaires have managed to convince so many people that wealth held in equities does not really count.