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Nope. My normal cliché answer to smartphones applies here as well: I don't like phones smarter than me, over time they do make me even dumber than I already am.
 
It's like giving a real fast car to someone who uses to practice running - now he will loosing some running skills because it's tempting to use the car.

Very valid point... in fact we now have the technology to carry the whole world's wisdom in our pockest, yet it seems that for most people it's just a time-killer tool instead.

There is a striking analogy to cars, but not the way you described it: modern cars have so many technical aids built in that take over in critical situations, that you don't actually need to know or even practice how to handle a car properly. This is great, of course, and has obviously saved a lot of lifes. However, it sometimes feels that it gives a false impression of safety to many drivers, relying too much on all these assisting systems and probably completely unaware of the physical limits (which I had to learn the hard way in driving school and especially the first years after)