Is "Artificial Intelligence" Dead? Long Live Deep Learning?!?

Deep learning has achieved some very impressive accomplishments of late. I won't review them here, but chances are you already know about them anyhow. Given these high-profile successes, one could forgive the uninitiated (be they laymen or tech-savvy individuals) for the casual confounding of terms such as "artificial intelligence" and "deep learning," among others. It seems these 2 terms, specifically, are moving increasingly close to one another, and the further one is removed from research, the less easy it likely is to understand the nuance. Given the recent interest in the employ of deep neural networks and other machine learning technologies in business, as well as other sectors, non-technical folks have heightened interest in the differentiation of, and deep understanding of (pun intended), these technologies for practical purpose.