I seem to remember one of Oscar Wilde's quips:
As to living our lives, can't our servants do that for us?
Anyway, if you steadfastly refuse to believe in AI, then no machine can
become more important than you. Also, maybe you were talking to a bot.
The clicking of keys might have been just audio wallpaper. After the bot
prompted you with "Name and address?" it might have entered "No 8 Flying
Court" as your name. Remember and ponder the fact that Weizenbaum's
secretary thought that the Eliza program passed the Turing test 50 years
ago. That program might have been 100 lines long...
b.t.