India, July 12 -- We're all talking about AI. How could we not?

In coffee shops, boardrooms and group chats, the subject serves as conversation-starter, ice-breaker and idle chatter.

But are we doing it right? We're using terms interchangeably, when they mean very different things. We're mixing up our tech. We're even using the phrase "AI" wrong. What are the most common mistakes? Take a look.

* What is and isn't AI?

Any technology that is at least as smart as the average human, and can therefore perform tasks a human would generally be required for - such as data-analysis, script-writing or creating new protein structures - is considered artificial intelligence.

There is a fair amount of confusion over what isn't AI, and much of thi...