RE: What happens when AI runs out of food...?
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It's probably already happening if people are posting articles written by bots or generating books. These things are not really creating new knowledge. Their benefits ought to be in extracting information and drawing new conclusions. I'm sure the philosophers are debating how much human creativity is actually original.
I'm glad I don't work in education where students are generating essays. I don't know how that war of generators vs detectors is going.
It's a crazy world.
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It's basically a rabbit hole I'm a little scared to explore. It wouldn't surprise me if unis went back to more exam type assessment, to AI proof it.