Saying that all systems have intelligence == anthropomorphizing all systems IF AND ONLY IF you consider intelligence to be a uniquely human trait.
A more useful distinction for the realm of intelligence could be 'designed intelligence vs. grown/evolved intelligence' instead of 'artificial intelligence vs. natural intelligence'; however, stuff like reinforcement machine learning is then neither, or perhaps a hybrid form of intelligence. In the end the pragmatic value of the concept intelligence is low, both for systems as for humans.
What is "Artificial Intelligence"? The opposite of "Natural Intelligence"?