The Difference Between AI, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning
Also, an interesting read related to this would  'the AI effect'[0]. A lot of the stuff Deep Learning/Machine Learning is able to do today would be looked at as something that only 'true' AI (whatever consensus on what that means is; I think of it as AGI) would be able to do.But as soon as we are able to solve a problem that we think (feel?) only true AI (AGI) would be able to solve, as soon as we know how it was solved, it is no longer a mystery that warrants amazement and we argue that it is not  real intelligence, just like the link below states.But just a decade ago, if you saw that a computer was able to recognize pictures better than humans, you would think there was something fishy going on, or we have achieved true AI.My opinion is true AI is which is comparable to human intelligence, in that it is sentient and/or capable of abstract thought, not necessarily being able to hold a conversation or solve concrete mathematics problems, or dump out a story by neural networks.[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_effect