Will any work mainly done by a Large Language model crack a widely used cryptography cipher in 2024. Could be for encryption, hashing. Could be symmetrical or assymetrical.

I mean a breakthrough that makes cryptanalysis of that cipher much easier, not that it reproduces a key that was in the training data that lets you decrypt a particular known set of data.

Differently stated, will an LLM make something like AES-192 significantly less secure.

Can be any widely used cipher, AES, blowfish, RSA. AES-192 would count.

Resolves based on my subjective interpretation of the market, not on any technicality. Or alternatively stated resolves based on spirit of the question, not on a strict literal interpretation of the above text.