The only way this will ever happen is if ChatGPT and others like it become fully open source.<p>Relying on the likes of Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Microsoft to do your thinking for you turns the very act of development into an app store submission. If they don't like what you're doing or think you're too much of a competitor, they will lock you out. They will take your work and either discard it or use it for their own purposes. Leaving you dead in the water because you don't have anyone that knows how to do anything because they let the AI do their thinking for them.<p>Does it not strike anyone else how terrifying it is that we are headed toward a future where everything you do is owned by big tech? Or how we are being conditioned to think how big tech says we should think, or else you don't get to play?<p>Say we do wind up using something like ChatGPT for everything. In a generation, everyone's mind will have atrophied to the point that even the most basic tasks will be impossible. Most people already can't do basic arithmetic in their head, spell, count change, read a clock, or remember their schedule because of the reliance on computers and phones. Without people having to engage their brain to do anything, it will turn into some kind of Zombieland.