[hootz]

Yeah, fine, but I feel like this fight was already lost before generative AI/LLMs became a thing. My university called a topic about rudimentary state machines "Intelligent Systems", and those didn't even use machine learning.

AI is already a "word" for it, artificial intelligence. It is not intelligence, but it sure does perform some tasks usually associated with human intelligence.

[akiarie]

True, but thing is that "artificial intelligence" is meant in the opposite sense. It's meant as something that is / will be equivalent to human intelligence, not as something useful but vastly inferior.

[sometimelurker]

i think its okay if "AI" is context dependant. but if you want a machine thats ~equal to human intelligence you can call it "AGI" and if its smarter, "ASI"