You see this sort of idea a lot from people who fundamentally don't understand anything about writing code. The real challenge in coding is not learning the languages, but learning to structure your thinking about what you're doing - "What inputs can I expect? What outputs are expected? Who are my expected users? What platforms are they using? What error conditions do I need to check for? What kind of processing am I doing on my data, and how do I do it in efficient, scalable ways? What sensitive data do I need to protect?" are all just some of the questions you need to ask yourself if you're trying to do anything other than code bits and bobs for your own amusement. GPT is an entertaining language model, but it does not think, and it cannot do that thinking for you.
