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1. The articles are a lot longer with more information and sub-topics.
2. The AI engine scrapes through online chatter to understand recent controversies about each university, then converts them to text citing reliable sources. It is also politically objective. For example, for NUJS it discusses the TMC’s political interference in the university and declining standards. For Jindal, it cites a lot of stuff discussed on LI, like the rape case, non-participation in NIRF rankings, culture wars and wokeness, the Sameena Dalwai incident etc. It does not cite LI though. It cites sources that are all news sites like TOI, the Wire and also OpIndia. On Wikipedia, OpIndia is banned as a source but The Wire is allowed. Similarly, CNN and the Guardian are allowed but not Fox or the Daily Mail. Hence, one gets a politically one-sided view on Wikipedia, but Grokipedia scrapes data from all sides.