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Can AI solve problems that no human could possibly solve?
Very unlikely. If you throw all possible humans at a problem, if there's a solution, they'll find it eventually, if only by sheer force of attempts.

Can AI solve problems that a specific person can't solve?
Yes, absolutely. Especially if that person is very stupid, as many people often are.

Anything a robot could solve, a human could as well.
It'll just take time.

AI can't even get hands, toes, and genitals right most of the time, so it's gonna take A LOT of improvement before AI can even solve anything.

Come ask that question again when AI can optimize monster hunter wilds to run on my old PC

Current AI is created to solve human questions. In order to solve things that humans can't, it needs to answer questions we didn't ask. How do you answer a question that was never asked? How do you verify that the answer is correct if you don't know the question in the first place?

Maybe an AI on quantum computers. Quantum mechanics are weird but we would probably have to wait until that technology matures to get a better answer. Maybe when you can buy a quantum smartphone, we might be able to answer that question by then or hold off to some other mind boggling theory that we can finally grasp and physically use.

Funahashi's theorem shows that neural networks (and thus AI) are universal approximators. In basic terms, it means that any problem that is solvable can be solved by AI, at least in theory.

Whether AI can do things humans can't in practice is a different question. I would say yes, but only because of scale. Even if AI only ever gets to the intelligence of an 8 year old, a team of the world's experts might not be able to solve problems that a billion children could solve before dying of old age.

In regards to the person asking about how you could verify that the answer is correct if you don't know the question in the first place, this is because some problems are easier to verify than to solve. For example, RSA encryption which the web runs on is based on the fact that verifying the product of two large primes is much easier than finding the primes given the product.

There's a general AI discussion thread in this very same forum. I recommend using it instead.

https://forums.e-hentai.org/index.php?showtopic=277141