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One leftist. Most of them are probably laughing.

• systemstops 1y ago
  It's got some obvious bias right now, but some articles are already better than Wikipedia - for example on the origin of Covid. I'm not really going to trust either one of them for the foreseeable future.
  • bigyabai 1y ago
    > I'm not really going to trust either one of them for the foreseeable future. Situation: there is one mediocre online crowdsourced encyclopedia "The crowdsourced encyclopedia is untrustworthy? How ridiculous! We need to develop an AI-powered black-box that replaces everyone's Wikipedia use-cases!" Soon: there is one mediocre online crowdsourced encyclopedia, and Elon Musk's website developed in response to crowdsourced encyclopedias It's the Full Self Driving of online research. Who wouldn't trust it?
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    • systemstops 1y ago
      Maybe it will be a shot in arm for Wikipedia to make some needed reforms.
      • bigyabai 1y ago
        Probably not. Grokipedia's failure will validate Wikipedia's ban on spurious sources to enforce We already have people reacting to completely incorrect AI-generated pages about their own lives: https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2025/10/28/Grokipedia https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2025/10/28/Grokipedi...