Here is where it becomes obvious that you don’t understand how LLMs work. They have a fixed depth evaluation circuit, which means that they take the same amount of time to respond to the prompt 2+2=? as they do to “simulate this complex protein folding” or “break this encryption key”. There are fundamental limits on the computation that a LLM can do which prevent it from being ASI. In CS terms, anything which is not computable by a constant depth circuit (many important things) cannot be computed by a LLM.