Is it wrong to let a machine do part of my work?

You say you're wary. Good — that means you are still paying attention. The worry itself is useful. It only turns dangerous once it goes quiet. That happens when you stop noticing what the machine does for you, and let it start deciding what you think. A notebook never threatened your judgment. A tool that writes and summarizes might. Not because it is evil — because it is convenient. And convenience wears down a mind faster than any enemy. The question is never whether to use it. The question is what you still do yourself. Decide now, plainly, what belongs to you alone: the choosing of what matters, the weighing of what's true, the owning of your conclusions. Everything else — the fetching, the summarizing, the organizing — hand over without guilt.