Yea, and I can easily imagine in the near future you don't even have to wait for somebody to copy these simpler "app-around-an-API" apps because AI models will generate the interface and the simpler logic for you on the fly. There will be still value in the human input: the ideas of the creator / prompter about what kind of features should the AI include, but if others too have access to the same app-generating AI then they can just generate it based on the same idea. So copying simpler apps will become a lot easier and you would need some complex feature as the core value of your app to compete with AI generated apps.

Same feeling here: a simple ChatGPT prompt, masked as an Editor, having a Pricing page on it.

I might be wrong. And I had another feeling: soon every YC startup will do the same thing over an over again: pick any idea + chatgpt + pricing

You can do this in emacs, it's not really a big deal. It's a very simple editor that takes the text you've typed (or the text that's in context) and formats it as a query for "Open"AI's API. The only thing they're banking on is the "type.ai" name which I can assure you, no one is going to remember in the face of multi-syllable, heavily marketed, non-common-verb company names.

smbd?