So you concede the point then. The age of humans comprehending things is not coming to an end. And therein lies the rub. When it comes to intellectual labour:
Understanding == Value
If a mathematician produces something incomprehensible then it has no value. It's meaningless. Indistinguishable from random noise.
An AI which produces incomprehensible text is producing no value. We didn't need to spend trillions of dollars on LLMs to figure that out. Markov chains can do that job perfectly well.
You may have missed the present tense. I didn't say it's over, but that it will be. Please pay attention and don't make straw men.
Again, do you believe that there are documents, of any value, that humans don't understand?
Maybe an LLM could help you notice what I was saying, since it's clearly beyond at least one human's comprehension!
Again, do you believe that there are documents, of any value, that humans don't understand?
There is no value in an undeciphered document until understanding is achieved, just as a lode of gold ore in some asteroid orbiting a distant star has no value until we can fly there and extract it.
If an LLM can help us understanding something then it was not incomprehensible, by definition.
But this is just arguing over word tenses. You think "cannot", they think "could". Somewhere between there is the actual crux of disagreement.