Recently, on the social platform X, Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla and SpaceX, once again attracted attention in the tech community. In a post, he revealed that when their knowledge platform Grokipedia reaches a sufficiently mature stage, it will be renamed "Encyclopedia Galactica." This new encyclopedia will collect all open-source knowledge, including audio, images, and videos, aiming to become a treasure house of human knowledge.

Musk emphasized that Grokipedia still has a long way to go, but he is confident about the future. He called on people to join his AI project xAI to help build this sci-fi version of the "Library of Alexandria." This statement undoubtedly evokes people's beautiful imagination about the future of knowledge preservation.

Even more excitingly, Musk mentioned that "copies" of this encyclopedia will be etched onto stones and sent to the moon, Mars, and even further into space. This means that even if unpredictable events occur on Earth, this knowledge will be able to be passed down. He said, "This time, it won't be lost." Such ambitious aspirations make one think of the future of human survival and development in space.

Through this project, Musk hopes to promote the sharing and spread of human knowledge, while also paving the way for human exploration of other planets. For those who care about technology and the future of the universe, this is undoubtedly encouraging news.

Musk's vision is not only a rethinking of knowledge, but also a reflection and outlook on the future of humanity. With the advancement of technology, perhaps in the near future, we really will find the intellectual achievements of human civilization in space.