I actually think that llms could be good for human-focused websites.
When the average user is only going to AI for their information, it frees the rest of the web from worrying about SSO, advertisements, etc. The only people writing websites will be those who truly want to create a website (such as the author, based on the clear effort put into this site), and not those with alternate incentives (namely making money from page views).
Why should people be in either crowd? The internet needs dedicated professionals too. Someone has to test vacuum cleaners, do investigative journalism, report about quickly changing events. This requires more time than the merely passionate can provide.
And why would the truly passionate keep writing if their words never make it to others without being rephrased and they never get attribution for their ideas?
When the average user is only going to AI for their information, it frees the rest of the web from worrying about SSO, advertisements, etc. The only people writing websites will be those who truly want to create a website (such as the author, based on the clear effort put into this site), and not those with alternate incentives (namely making money from page views).