Analysis of Grokipedia Reveals Positive Portrayals of Far-Right Figures
Grokipedia, an online encyclopedia launched by Elon Musk's xAI, contains more than 800,000 entries and is described as fact-checked by Grok. It is positioned as a platform aiming to purge propaganda from Wikipedia.
An analysis by The Guardian found that many Grokipedia entries offer praise for white nationalists, antisemites, and other far-right figures. These entries provide positive portrayals and little critical examination of the individuals they describe.
Notable figures highlighted include Jared Taylor, Kevin MacDonald, David Irving, William Luther Pierce, and Revilo P Oliver. The articles portray them as intellectuals or civilizational guardians rather than extremists. Jared Taylor is represented as promoting white preservation; Kevin MacDonald is framed through evolutionary principles; David Irving is depicted as a dissident hero; William Luther Pierce is described as advancing European racial heritage and racial separatism; Revilo P Oliver is presented as empirically oriented.
This analysis raises concerns about the content and editorial stance of Grokipedia regarding far-right ideologies.