Grokipedia Whitewashes Extremism, Pushes Elon Musk's Far-Right Views
Elon Musk used to support Wikipedia, but following his turn to the far right, he is now pushing his 'non-woke' Grokipedia as a superior alternative.| Rolling Stone
Elon Musk used to support Wikipedia, but following his turn to the far right, he is now pushing his 'non-woke' Grokipedia as a superior alternative.| Rolling Stone
The rise of mobile sports-bet operators like FanDuel and DraftKings has coincided with a spike in problem gambling among young men in America.| Rolling Stone
The VFX pioneer and his partner Dominque Marchand died in 2023. The island — and the man arrested for their deaths, Jonathan Lehrer — are in limbo.| Rolling Stone
RidgeRunner is building communities for right-wing Christians. Some neighbors aren’t happy about it.| Rolling Stone
OpenAI's Sora 2 video generation model can be exploited to push misinformation and depict public figures behaving badly despite promised guardrails.| Rolling Stone
Long Covid is affecting hundreds of thousands of kids in America, and many doctors and schools refuse to recognize their illness.| Rolling Stone
Trans and queer youth tell Rolling Stone they’re hurt, angry, and scared about the state of trans rights in the country.| Rolling Stone
Keith Lee, a former MMA fighter, has amassed 16 million followers with his food reviews and cooking tutorials. The TikTok star discusses his 'fame,' the Atlanta food tour drama, and the importance of family.| Rolling Stone
Why did three American ex-Special Forces soldiers try to overthrow the Venezuelan government — and how did the plan go so wrong?| Rolling Stone
'Revolutions' and 'History of Rome' host Mike Duncan discusses the decline of the American empire, comparing it to Rome and other revolutions.| Rolling Stone
Rumman Chowdhury, Timnit Gebru, Safiya Noble, Seeta Peña Gangadharan, and Joy Buolamwini open up about their artificial intelligence fears| Rolling Stone
Collectors tell Rolling Stone an exhaustion with streamers is making owning physical media the next big thing — again.| Rolling Stone
Activists and anarchists have united to fight development in an Atlanta forest — by any means necessary.| Rolling Stone
Artificial intelligence experts Ray Kurzweil and Eliezer Yudkowsky say that AI could either destroy humanity or make us immortal.| Rolling Stone
It's just the latest announcement from Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr. to anger the autism community.| Rolling Stone
People keep falling down rabbit holes of prophecy and spiritualism thanks to conversations with AI chatbots. Here's what religious scholars are saying.| Rolling Stone
Writer E. Jean Carroll accused Donald Trump of forcing his penis inside her in the 1990s — but she maintains she sees it as a "fight."| Rolling Stone
As the Trump administration ramps up attacks on the environment, a new tactic giving legal rights to lakes, rivers, and trees is gaining momentum.| Rolling Stone
Marriages and families are falling apart as people are sucked into fantasy worlds of spiritual prophecy by AI tools like OpenAI's ChatGPT| Rolling Stone
Portland, Oregon, decriminalized fentanyl in 2020 but the experiment failed. Can a blend of law enforcement and harm reduction prevent overdoses?| Rolling Stone
Primatologists weigh in on the debate that has ignited the internet: Could 100 humans beat a single silverback gorilla in physical combat?| Rolling Stone
Owsley Stanley created a legendary strain of acid in the 1960s — now it's taking on a new life in modern-day research facilities.| Rolling Stone
Church leaders started the boycott for Lent — but now, they say, there’s no end in sight.| Rolling Stone
Casey Anthony, who was found not guilty of murdering her two-year-old, has long been out of the public eye.| Rolling Stone
After a viral response to her “woke” PhD, Dr. Ally Louks has become a beloved fixture of curiosity on an app known for platforming the worst of people.| Rolling Stone
Brands and companies are growing increasingly suspicious of AI, and promising customers they won't use it in their ads or products.| Rolling Stone
Jimmy Donaldson built a YouTube empire on stunts, pranks, and huge cash giveaways. Here's how he hooked 94 million followers — and counting.| Rolling Stone
Costs have gone up — so creators are finding new ways to tackle medical debt.| Rolling Stone
The creator tells Rolling Stone harassment won’t stop her from making people of color feel included — but she's learned the importance of breaks.| Rolling Stone
The composers of 'The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical' talk to Rolling Stone about their creative process, TikTok start, and new work on 'Moana 2.'| Rolling Stone
Couples in the swinging community tell Rolling Stone they’re tired of influencers adding bad etiquette to their already stigmatized community.| Rolling Stone
Tavi Gevinson became a hero to a generation of girls — then she graduated from high school| Rolling Stone
Adin Ross, once a streaming star on Twitch, became friends with Andrew Tate, joined a rival site, and gave a platform to extremists and Nazis| Rolling Stone
We had breakfast with 'Hawk Tuah Girl,' Haliey Welch, to find out what's next for the viral star: She's leaning toward a comedy career.| Rolling Stone
Texas A&M professor wrongly claimed ChatGPT wrote essays for his whole class because he didn't appear to understand how AI chatbots work.| Rolling Stone
