I mean, that's some base line wisdom. That'd be like saying I'm the embodiment of wisdom because I had the smarts to call 911 during a home invasion. A wise decision, but one I'd expect literally everyone to make.
I mean, we don't exactly have a lot of data on the subject. No one else has wielded the Triforce of Power barring that one comic, so we don't actually know how it would affect people.
The Triforce of Wisdom never made Zelda smart, so I'm not sure why the Triforce of Power would make anyone...
Link used the Triforce, an incredibly powerful magical artifact capable of warping reality. Midna used the Fused Shadows, whose initial transformation caused her to tear Hyrule Castle down in what amount to a tactical airstrike. That's power if I've ever seen it.
It doesn't feel very fleshed out whether it does or not. Theoretically, the Triforce fragments should drift to people who represent those aspects, be they good or be they evil. None of the Triforce characteristics are inherently good or evil. There is nothing inherently evil about power and...
My answer: we don't really know.
The question of how the Triforce is distributed is kind of like the question of who can lift the Master Sword. We've never seen anyone else attempt to do so or be given access to any aspect of the Triforce, so we don't know if it's capable of going to someone...