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Brief Summary
Grock technology could revolutionize information accuracy on platforms like Wikipedia, prompting ideas for a new platform called Groedia.
Key points
- Creating Gropedia. A new platform to combat bias in information sources like Wikipedia is proposed.
- The Battle for Truth. Maintaining accuracy on Wikipedia is likened to a constant war against misinformation.
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If you take say the Wikipedia as an example, but this really applies to books, PDFs, websites, every form of information. Grock is using heavy amounts of inference compute to look at, as an example, a Wikipedia page and say what is true, partially true or false or missing in this page. Now rewrite the page to remove the falsehoods, correct the half-truths and add the missing context. Elong, by the way, could you just publish that? Can we create like a groipedia? Wikipedia is so biased and it's it's a constant war. You know, if something gets corrected, five minutes later, there'll be an army of people trying to I mean, it's become hyperartisan and there's activists all
over it. So, if you do fix, for example, Wikipedia as a source of truth, it'd be great to publish that just so the world has it. All right, I'll talk to the team about that. Like Groedia or whatever. Here's the graphedia
