Austin, Texas, USA: Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company xAI has introduced a new platform called Grokipedia, positioned as an AI-driven alternative to Wikipedia. The site officially went live on Tuesday and quickly drew global attention. Although the platform initially experienced server issues due to heavy traffic, it soon stabilized and became fully functional.

Grokipedia gathers and processes real-time data from various online sources, offering concise, fact-based summaries to users. At present, the site hosts nearly 885,000 articles. Unlike interactive AI models such as ChatGPT or Grok, Grokipedia operates through a keyword-based search system—for instance, entering “Barcelona” will display a short informational overview of the city.

According to Elon Musk, existing platforms like Wikipedia often reflect editorial bias, while Grokipedia aims to deliver objective and verified information. However, the platform has received early criticism over minor inaccuracies and content inconsistencies. Musk acknowledged these issues, noting that the tool is still in its development phase. He added that the upcoming Version 1.0 will offer performance up to ten times faster and more reliable than the current release.

For now, Musk cautions users against downloading any third-party mobile apps, as Grokipedia doesn’t yet have official mobile versions. The platform can be accessed by visiting grokipedia.com and logging in using an X (formerly Twitter) account.