So you're defining "AI" to be anything that we can currently program a computer to do, and "I" to be anything we can't yet? That doesn't seem like a useful distinction to me. Unless you're using "I" to mean general (artificial) intelligence, in which case you should probably use the more well-known term.

No, please don’t straw man my point. I’ll assume you know what ai is and that you understand there is a huge difference between that and human intelligence. I am arguing that ai will never be able to DM a D&D game. For that, a computer will need human intelligence.

But AI definition is still target-in-motion, very blurred.

Why the but? I didn’t say anything that disagrees with that statement.

I feel like it's far too blurry to make claims such as "will never be able to DM a D&D game".