Simply put, no. Ultimately all Machine Learning methods are extensions of gradient descent. The "gradient" of the space of inverse hash functions is intentional

Simply put, no. Ultimately all Machine Learning methods are extensions of gradient descent. The "gradient" of the space of inverse hash functions is intentionally a fractal hellscape that is basically impossible to traverse. AI fundimentally can only do a sunset of what educated humans can do given time, it just does what it does cheaper than the humans. All things it enables are a matter of resource and time cost savings, not of other capabilities.