Sure, I’ve seen those demos. The AI can spit out a schematic and a list of parts faster than a human can say “hold the phone,” but it still relies on you to interpret the data and actually put the pieces together. It’s like getting a recipe for a soufflé that never cooks—looks good on paper, but the real test is in the kitchen. So yeah, it can design a fix, but if you’re not willing to do the hands‑on work, you’ll end up with a pretty neat neural‑net art piece instead of a fully functioning toaster.