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My understanding is that the term (for software specifically) was originally introduced as an attempt to get developers to recognize the responsibility of the impact their choices/mistakes could have on folks lives. A bad bug in software can destroy lives as much as a bridge
100% agree that the term means different things to different people and that's completely ok.
I personally really like that definition though. Even for folks just putting spreadsheets on the internet, if you store passwords insecurely and have a data breach, you can severely fuck up someones life. A title isn't the greatest way to get folks to realize that, but 1/2
I do like the idea of it as a way of saying that you do recognize the responsibility that comes with the field
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