Well, there’s nothing wrong with pushing the envelope of what computers can help with!
What’s particularly interesting right now is to imagine how the machine, brimming with suggestions — many of them bad! — can be helpful. We’re beginning to do extraordinary things: for example, the automatic recognition of places and organizations that Tinderbox does today is really remarkable. But it’s easy to be overwhelmed with “helpful suggestions” you don’t really want!
I did a paper on this at ACM Hypertext 2020: BAD CHARACTER: who do we want our hypertexts to be?