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You could definitely use it for some things... The WiFi and Pico support USB HID, so can inject keypresses over USB. Puck.js can do it over Bluetooth LE too.
In terms of WiFi I think it depends - you could definitely connect to a network and then send particular packets of data, but you can't do the network-level forwarding stuff that you could do with a Linux-based device.
You can't directly share the host's internet unless you wrote some software that'd run on the host itself though. You can still solder an ESP8266 onto a Pico, and with the Pico shims you could get it all small enough to fit in a USB key - so for instance it'd be pretty easy to make a device that could enter keypresses that it downloaded from a web server.