Search the web, Wikipedia, and Grokipedia

Type a query in the search bar and press the search button. The model menu in that bar chooses which model writes the short AI answer. Every search includes that answer, with numbered links to the results it used. The answer can be wrong or leave things out, so the lists under it are there to check.

A function search, such as y = sin(x) or plot x², draws that graph inside the one AI answer. There is no separate graph card. The model writes about the curve, and the suggestions under the plot try another function or range.

Web results are included. Wikipedia and Grokipedia start on, and you can turn either one off. Images starts off. Turning it on adds pictures from Bing’s public image results. If Web, Wikipedia, Grokipedia, and Images are all off, the search button stays disabled until one of them is on again. After a search, those switches sit with the search box. On this page they stay hidden until every source is off.

Select a result to open a preview in this window. Open page leaves Folio and goes to that address in the same window. How to search explains the model menu, pages, and previews. About Folio explains what this site is and what it is not.