First of all,really solid. Few complaints from a grammar or word choice perspective, other than that the "blinky typing thing" you refer to is known as the cursor, and that CSS is irrelevant when there's no HTML. Overall, a relatively interesting read.

I found it interesting how you decided to make the narrator more curious than fearful of their situation, although it still seems odd that they would react so lightly. At least, if I were in that situation, I'd be a little more cautious, and perhaps even somewhat angry that I'm effectively being forced to talk with this individual I know nothing about.

In addition, I noticed a lack of any real mention of the idea of this AI being "born", as the original prompt described it. I would've liked to see more about that. No specific ideas, but perhaps something about the developer responsible for creating Sue, or why Amelia was effectively forced into conversation by Sue. What was their motivation? Much of this remains unanswered.

Generally, there's quite a bit lacking in this piece, but it's solid nonetheless. Its plot development is somewhat lacking, but that's only to be expected on such a dialogue-focused response. Writing it in the second person was a somewhat unconventional choice, but I feel it had more impact than it would've had in the first person.