Based on my experience, it needs a lot of prompts to get something working. However, right now it's not viable, it's good for pair programming other than that - it's not ready yet.
There are however, companies that use AI to create their own features as I have a friend of mine that helped build such. However as you can imagine this is all closed source.
There was good potential with codex (OpenAi) however, they will no be supporting it, in favor of GPT-3 Turbo.
You can certainly make it, however you'd need some knowledge of what you're creating it in. Say for example you want a website made in just HTML you'd need some kind of knowledge in HTML and the same for React frameworks like NEXT etc.
The AI is not perfect and it makes mistakes (a lot of them) think of it as a very junior developer that knows everything but still trips over the smallest of things.
You'd need to identify/diagnose the issues yourself and then make sure the prompts are correct so that it's able to apply the fixes.
Even so you'd need to read the response to make sure it's correct.
It's certainly possible but you'll run into a lot of issues when it comes to creating something other than a basic site.
(Bare in mind the 60 requests per hour limit that they put if you're using ChatGPT.)
I have seen a video of it being done:
Hope this helps.
-DF