But it is now possible for a very non technical user to vibe code Grand Theft Auto II for fun. In two years they'll be able to vibe code GTA V for fun.
Likewise with many other things - people who don't know how to code can produce large custom programs which do what they needed. They're probably not amazingly well written nor maintainable by a human with limited time on their hands but that also doesn't matter at all for nearly all use cases.
That should completely destroy the software industry and the software development profession, but this hasn't happened yet far as I can tell. Maybe we're not quite there yet?
I've only found this guy trying to code GTA 6 before it's released (not II):
https://mashable.com/tech/ai-startup-founder-attempts-to-vib...
Is that the one you meant? I wonder why he didn't try to code GTA 7. I mean, why not?