In his latest quest to fix something far from broken, racist billionaire lunatic Elon Musk decided to unleash his own optimized version of Wikipedia, predictably named Grokipedia, onto the world this ...

Joe Rogan, on his podcast with Elon Musk, decried mainstream media's alleged misrepresentation of a UFC weigh-in photo. He ...

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence firm xAI has launched an AI-generated online encyclopedia called ‘Grokipedia’ as a ...

“The impulse to control knowledge is as old as knowledge itself,” said Ryan McGrady, a senior research fellow at the ...

Happy Tuesday! Here’s your Tech Drop, a roundup of the week’s top stories from the intersection of technology and politics. Popular card game company Cards Against Humanity claimed partial victory ...

Tesla Inc. will go to bat again for Elon Musk’s voided compensation on Wednesday, arguing before the highest court in Delaware that its CEO deserves the tens of billions of dollars he earned. In 2018, ...

Like so much else, Wikipedia has been the site of several battles in the overall culture war. In August, Republican representatives James Comer and Nancy Mace called for a probe into the free ...

On Wednesday, the Delaware Supreme Court heard the latest set of arguments in a yearslong legal drama over Tesla CEO Elon Musk's record-setting compensation package. The company grew incredibly ...

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OpenAI says it was founded with the goal of benefiting humanity. But several nonprofit organizations that say the artificial intelligence behemoth has strayed from its mission allege that it has ...

Taha Yasseri receives funding from Research Ireland and Workday. Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, is about to launch the early beta version of Grokipedia, a new project to rival ...

While it's easy to get hung up on the Elon Musk and $56 billion of it all, litigators—at least, the ones not working on this case being argued at the Delaware Supreme Court today—say what they really ...