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Sounds actually reasonable. As long as it doesn’t get shoved down the users throat it could turn out fine. And sifting through logs is in fact a good task for LLMs in my opinion.
Yes. Like most things, genAI is not evil. It is now it is used (or made available) that makes it evil.
I'm on board with making it easy to use and integrate GenAI as long as I have full control of which model I use and how it is used and there are no behind the curtain shenanigans.
All of these things should be optional, not installed by default.