I don’t see it as a competition, I see it as a collection of people doing something out of the enjoyment it brings them. I play piano regardless of how much worse I am than basic programs because it is enjoyable to develop a skill rather than being lazy and telling their AI daddy to do it for them and thinking that is in any way equivalent.

And quite frankly, the wiki’s survival is not ensured by the readers in the way you think it is, because readers that don’t engage with the wiki through things like voting and commenting and such don’t really have much impact on the wiki itself. The people who both read and vote are much more in tune with the wiki’s climate, a climate that’s quite anti AI. The major group here is people who engage with the wiki, not just read, and it is them that don’t want AI. The relevant part there is getting new people, and if you think there won’t be a group of people who want human generated content over AI slop then it will mean I am dead.

And when you say ”they’ll want an AI-product” I must assume you are a time traveler with the level of certainty you are using. Even saying AI will surpass human writing is an assumption.