tbh I'm extremely skeptical that the "new AI key" microsoft is "introducing" is actually anything at all. 99/100 chance says that rather than change the hardware spec at all they're just going to software remap the generic "menu key" to do something different when you press the button
Yeah I mean this sounds a lot like their "office hotkey" on various laptops and keyboards that actually just sends alt+shift+ctrl+win, aka the "hyper" key on custom keyboard layouts. Which of course became a PITA to people already using that modifier combination on Windows.
