"our" is a stretch. Not only because you're giving an algorithm personhood, but because you didn't do any of the real work. So you could instead say that it's

"our" is a stretch. Not only because you're giving an algorithm personhood, but because you didn't do any of the real work. So you could instead say that it's "nice to randomly encounter what I prompted an instance of [brand of artificially intelligent dowsing rod] to do". There's your chance to claim ownership; you can plainly state that you're the person who pressed the button.