Would the people of the 19th Century call our conventional software today artificial intelligence? It is possible that the view of what is impressive enough in computer behavior to be called intelligence changes with each decade as we adjust to what capabilities are made available in products and services.
They would probably have followed the same sequence we do:


be amazed at the capabilities,
ask how it is done,
wonder whether this is really intelligence and (or) point out our narrow the performance was,
require more next time to be impressed again.