I was just thinking about that. Once you can solve a problem in a way that's currently comprehensible and doesn't feel like 'magic', it's no longer AI. Having

I was just thinking about that. Once you can solve a problem in a way that's currently comprehensible and doesn't feel like 'magic', it's no longer AI. Having said that, I still see abuse of the phrase (more in industry than academia) where standard machine learning applied to a workflow is marketed as some big AI in a product. But I understand why they do it - it usually helps in the long drawn out enterprise sales process to be perceived as an AI powered product.