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>Will AI be able to invent or research things that humans can't in the next 20 years or so
In a limited way, this is already happening. Designs for circuits are passed to an AI trained to make them more efficient, the AI was observed removing components believed to be essential for the device to work. The model was implemented and it was eventually discovered that some odd coupling/capacitance/magnetic effects in the new positioning of the elements enabled the removal of the components.
>cures for things
Probably. They're putting a lot of money into it.
>How advanced is AI?
How would I even measure this? Largely, they suck.
>Is it just a buzzword?
Sometimes
