Yeah, when AIs can comprehensively cite their sources I might change my opinion on that.
Though note that there still isn't any need to publish static content. The power of LLMs is that they can be dynamic and responsive!
Even if we hypothesize that it were possible for a LLM to write a high-quality wikipedia-like output, generating the whole thing statically in advance like existing Wikipedia would be relatively pointless. It'd be much more interesting to generate arbitrary (and infinite!) pages on demand.
Though note that there still isn't any need to publish static content. The power of LLMs is that they can be dynamic and responsive!
Even if we hypothesize that it were possible for a LLM to write a high-quality wikipedia-like output, generating the whole thing statically in advance like existing Wikipedia would be relatively pointless. It'd be much more interesting to generate arbitrary (and infinite!) pages on demand.