In relation to your conclusion:

>Technology is still in its infancy. What many companies are calling Artificial intelligence today are not what it is. A real artificial intelligence system should be able to learn on its own from past interactions and behavior of humans.

I will propose an argument against this sentiment. Artificial intelligence has nothing to do with learning but rather it is a system that is in attempt to use information to produce the most favorable outcome.  What I mean is AI should just be able to distinguish what the most favorable outcome is and then use the information to get there. Meaning something as simple as a login screen, which takes a username and password and if they are correct then it logs the user in, to be just as much AI as a back-propagation neural network. I mean they may not fit to be considered AI by science fiction standards, but there is a reason its called science <b>fiction</b>. 

Oh, also AI is more than just advanced learning software, in the most general sense.