I suspect that the "depth" of most CSS code is significantly shallower than what gets written in general purpose programming languages. In CSS you often align t

I suspect that the "depth" of most CSS code is significantly shallower than what gets written in general purpose programming languages. In CSS you often align this box, then align that box, and so forth. A lot of the complexity in extant CSS comes from human beings attempting to avoid excessive repetition and typing. And this is particularly true when we consider the simple and generic CSS tasks that many people in this thread have touted GPT for performing. There are exceptions where someone builds something really unique in CSS, but that isn't what most people are asking from GPT. But the good news is that "simple generic CSS" is the kind of thing that most good programmers consider to be essentially busywork, and they won't miss doing it.