I have always hated the pretentious word "giclee." The art world has enough pretentious people who want to make something simple into something complex. Were I to see that word (I cannot even type it again) on a print in which I was interested, I'd run for the hills as the maker has just told me what he/she is, pretentious at best, dishonest at worst.
On the rare occasion that I display or actually sell a print, I endeavor to accurately label it... "archival pigment photographic print."
I think that says it all. Were I to sell a darkroom print, it would be labeled... "archival silver gelatin photographic print."
This presumes I'm using pigment inks on rag paper (not plastic) for my inkjet prints and that I did a good fix and wash and selenium tone for my wet darkroom prints.
What the future holds, AI, chatbots, etc, I have no idea except that I know NFT's are BS, just like cryptocurrency.