Of course not.
but there’s absolutely no denying that three things happened recently that point to something big happening in the future.
A: Apple called the new chip on the new iPad Pro the “M1.” They could have easily, with absolutely no repercussions, just called it the “A14X,” since that is basically what it is. It’s just an A14 with a lot of extra power. But they didn’t, they specifically called it the “M1,” The same name that they use for their Mac chips. I don’t think that that was done without a reason.
B: they specified how much ram the iPad has. Apple has never done that before with an iPad, or any product that isn’t a Mac for that matter. And while we’re talking about Ram…
C: they went from 4 GB of RAM in 2018, to 6 GB of RAM in 2020, to 16 GB of RAM in 2021. There is absolutely no denying that iPadOS runs perfectly fine on four or 6 GB of RAM, and there is absolutely no need for 16 GB of RAM… yet.
now do I think that macOS is just going to be dropped onto the iPad as a button you can push? Absolutely not. However, I do expect, within the next two years, for Apple to be bringing all of its professional applications in some capacity over to the iPad. They pretty much have to, why else would you ever purchase an iPad with 16 GB of RAM and 2 TB of storage?