It is shocking the progress that has been made in just a few years. We are definitely about to enter a new technological age.

Robots created and programmed to do a single task can do a basic version of these things. General intelligence and general capability is super hard. Even creating AI thank can do a specific task like drive a car in traffic has proven extremely difficult considering it is a fairly mundane task for a human.

Mechanically a backflip isn't a complicated compared to many other activities humans do. Repairing an engine, or installing electrical systems, painting and oil painting, playing the violin. When we have an AI controlled robot that can do all those things it will be safe to say AI has won. I'm not saying it isn't possible. It will just take time.

AI will beat humans at anything that can be done virtually where there is sufficient training data or sensory feedback. Designing complex systems, programming software, predicting weather, and medical diagnostics. It will be some time before AI can complete with humans in the physical world. That requires advanced AI plus very advanced robotics. In the short term those tasks will have humans supported by AI. Example: AI may be able to support a surgeon using a robot to preform surgical procedures with greater accuracy.