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Re: there aren't any easily definable results in the field of intelligence nor are there clear definitions.
There are pretty clear definitions: http://www.vetta.org/definitions-of-intelligence/
The fact that there are so many definitions and no consensus is precisely the unclarity. Shane Legg has done us all a great favor by collecting those definitions together. With that said, his definition is certainly not the standard in the field and many people still believe their separate definitions.
I think his definitions often lack an understanding of the statistical aspects of intelligence, and as such they don't give much insight into the part of AI that I and others work on.