That is correct, AI has always been able to do everything “right now in the future”. ML, NNs, GPT, etc. are all terms to distinguish the actual algorithms, from the abstract future goal of “AI”.
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Same old story: anything a computer can do, is an “algorithm”; anything it can not yet do, is “AI”… 🙄
if you listen to marketing of companies using Machine Learning, AI can do everything right now.
That is correct, AI has always been able to do everything “right now in the future”. ML, NNs, GPT, etc. are all terms to distinguish the actual algorithms, from the abstract future goal of “AI”.