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xAI's Grokipedia stalls with no updates in over three months

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Grokipedia, xAI's AI-generated online encyclopedia championed by Elon Musk as a major improvement over Wikipedia, has reportedly not been updated since April 24th. The finding was flagged by Lawfare, which noted that no entry appears to have changed in more than three months. The platform launched in October 2024 as version 0.1 with around 885,000 articles before expanding to over 6 million articles in its v0.2 release in November 2024. Despite its growth in article count, Grokipedia's own live-updates page currently shows no active edits. The apparent stagnation raises questions about xAI's commitment to maintaining the platform as a credible, living reference resource.

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