From what I can tell, lots of people have different preferences. Some might rather enjoy a smarter autocomplete, much like IntelliSense and products like it ma

From what I can tell, lots of people have different preferences. Some might rather enjoy a smarter autocomplete, much like IntelliSense and products like it made the older IDEs feel like text editors. Plugins like TabNine/Codota went a step further and attempted to make the suggestions even more relevant and context sensitive. As long as this "AI" doesn't just randomly execute commands, but rather suggests you what options are popular (locally or online, saving you opening StackOverflow, for example) or what might be relevant from the documentation and examples (so you don't have to do too much manpage scrolling), I fail to see the harm.