Situations where I see the term "artificial intelligence" used: (1) a legacy hold-over from the bad old days when people thought symbolic inference was central

Situations where I see the term "artificial intelligence" used: (1) a legacy hold-over from the bad old days when people thought symbolic inference was central to human intelligence (e.g. AAAI, JAIR) (2) research on extending old-fashioned AI to be actually useful (e.g. Markov Logic Networks) (3) most commonly (as in this case), a vaguely defined desired outcome and a bundle of poorly understood cool-sounding techniques. "We'll making computers learn-- with neurons! And Evolution! And Prolog?"