Can artificial intelligence come up with something?

Nearly 200 years ago, Victorian mathematician Ada Lovelace wrote what is commonly seen today as a computer program as the beginning of computer science. At the time, I wondered where the limits of analytical machines (precursors to computers) were. Already at that time Lovelace stated something that in the following years was the norm for people dealing with the mechanisms of analysis. Computers do what we ask them to do and nothing moreThey do not have the will to act. They can follow the analysis and share with us the findings from the input we give them.