I went to Microsoft to talk about AI. I'm still a little startled (but hopeful, too)

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I was excited, of course.

Earlier this year, Microsoft invited me to its Silicon Valley campus to contemplate AI, the generative kind. 

So there I was in this enormous, airy building of the future, with hardly a human being in sight. I wafted into a very fetching theater – yes, they spelled my name wrong on the big screen -- and there were several actual journalistic luminaries on stage too.

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