Long-time, very appreciative user. I'll also weigh in that I DO NOT want AI doing my sorting/naming etc. If it becomes an added feature, please ensure it can be turned off completely.
However, AI help with rule definition sounds great.
One case could be when docs (bank statements) that used to match a rule no longer do, or only sometimes do. It would be helpful if AI could suggest a change to the rule instead of me having to hunt down the slight variation in the documents. A little method to say "hey, this doc should match that rule, suggest the update I should make to the rule.)
Also as a rule-builder: to give Hazel a doc (or group of similar docs) and have it make me a (suggested, editable) rule that solves what this document is and offers me a bunch of info fields it finds in it. Fields like invoice number, dates, companies, addresses, account numbers... stuff like that which Hazel can do now if configured correctly. I prefer that to letting AI look at each document every time and try to figure it out.
I have plenty of cases I'd like to extract more info but don't because it's too hard to nail down the definition. For example some medical documents have my birthday and visit date and future appointment dates, not always in the same order. So finding the right date is prohibitively complex for me to put that much time into, but I imagine AI could figure it out pretty darn quick. Or get pretty darn close.
Strongly believe AI can be good help, but not trusting it to do specific stuff reliably, especially unsupervised.