AI-generated encyclopedia, Grokipedia, which was once highly anticipated by Elon Musk and he claimed would greatly improve Wikipedia, has recently fallen into a long period of silence. According to a recent report by the foreign media Lawfare, the platform has not made any noticeable updates since April 24. Looking back at its development history, Grokipedia was officially launched in October 2025 with version 0.1, initially containing about 885,000 articles. The platform then upgraded to version 0.2, quickly surpassing 6 million articles in total. However, despite the large number of articles displayed on the official real-time status page, the "Recent Updates" section, which was originally used to track the latest changes, currently shows "No current real-time edits available." Moreover, although ordinary users can still submit article suggestions or modification requests, surveys show that a large number of modification requests have not been marked as "Accepted" or "Rejected" in the past three months, revealing delays in user interaction and review mechanisms. This has directly led to speculation on communities and social platforms about whether the project has already "stopped operating." It is worth noting that the last time Elon Musk mentioned Grokipedia on a public social media platform was in February this year. With the decrease in public discussions and the stagnation of updates, the future of this ambitious AI encyclopedia project remains under continuous attention from the industry.