Earlier this year, Elon Musk's Grokipedia came to a halt, leaving many to believe the AI-powered Wikipedia challenger had finally been laid to rest. But to the internet's surprise, the AI encyclopedia has risen from the ashes, with a refined facelift to match.
While the AI-powered information hub has been criticised for its thin sources and alleged bias, the new design marks a slick new era for the platform – but looks aren't everything. Despite its new logo design and improved UX, I still hold my reservations as to whether Elon's AI will ever replace the internet backbone, Wikipedia.
Grokipedia v0.3 features a swanky new script font logo and new and improved evolutions to its homepage and live edits page. Fashioned to resemble a library, it features interactive 3D book covers, a "Most read" section with a shelf of trending topics, and "Latest edits" made by contributors (and vetted by Grok).
The article pages have received some minor tweaks, with more minimalist side tables displaying key information. While the UX design has a more fluid feel, it's essentially a copy of Wikipedia's layout. (No points for originality there, sadly.)
Grokipedia was born in late October 2025, created with AI-cloned Wikipedia pages. Its v0.2 update arrived in November, only to be halted earlier this year after the platform halted autonomous AI edits and the review of user-submitted suggestions.
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