What is the motivation of anyone to make a website at this point? I don't see it. I've not seen very much discussion about the issues these LLMs are going to c

What is the motivation of anyone to make a website at this point? I don't see it. I've not seen very much discussion about the issues these LLMs are going to cause, this article is sort of talking about it - twitter and wikipedia could restrict their content, but - what about the millions of webmasters who ultimately created what the web is today? What is the motivation of anyone to really create content any more, apart from for actual social discussions on social media? LLMs will steal the content, and no one will read it. I really don't know what this will bring in the future. Will online content fizzle out in 2-3-5 years and fresh content will just disappear? Will LLM only be good up to 2025 data? This is a massive problem that changes the web as we know it, yet I don't see any discussion of this. Mark Andreeson bought it up for a sentence on lex Friedman, but that was it. He didn't know the answer.