Thanks, you seem to get it. ;) My remarks were partly in jest, because I get a little sick of all these definitions. They seem to be used on purpose to make peo

Thanks, you seem to get it. ;) My remarks were partly in jest, because I get a little sick of all these definitions. They seem to be used on purpose to make people believe or doubt anything, and that works because these words are so elusive. As programmers - I think most people here - we all know that naming is very important. I don't want to be too rigid and I also like to play with names, but the use of the word AI is getting out of hand and laypeople and professionals alike are believing stuff that these programs are not (yet) capable of doing. This started for me some 10 or 15 years ago with the word 'cloud'. I was out of the field for some time and had a hard time understanding what the 'cloud' was. The word 'smartphone' also comes to mind, although this one is less elusive.