With the recent tweet of Sharif Shameem of debuild, where he showed off a unique feature of OpenAI's GPT-3 which can generate codes, it has raised an interesting question in the programming scene. Whether this new language model released by OpenAI will kill coding or will create more productive programmers in the future. Being trained on billions of words from the internet has made GPT-3 capable of creating codes in CSS, JSX, Python etc. What's more, GPT-3 doesn't need to be trained at all for specific tasks, working on zero-shot learning, which makes it the largest model in the AI world with a strong performance on many NLP datasets allowing it to perform a range of tasks. Explaining the process, he said, "all I had to do is to re-write my two initial samples, and the GPT generated outputs in plain HTML/CSS." With GPT-3, I built a layout generator where you just describe any layout you want, and it generates the JSX code for you.