[nubg]

Isn't this a self solving problem? If LLMs won't be able to solve a certain problem, arbitrage opportunities open to solve it as a human (by writing a blog post for example), just like in the old days, people typically did this for fame. I think LLMs can be understood as a really good way to search existing solutions, including combining multiple solutions in the fly. Only if something cannot be "found", we go back to the dynamics of before LLMs.

[direwolf20]

There's zero fame for writing a blog post that's ingested by LLMs and adds to their knowledge base so they answer the question correctly next time.

[falloutx]

There may like 0.001% of the general population who would ever write a blog post, most of the LLM data in future would be fake blog posts used to trick LLMs or just spam.