It's called "business intelligence" or "business automation". This is simply automating the process of planning and crunching out numbers for meeting targets efficiently.
Normally, you would employ analysts and clerical staff to do that job. But you can also have that job done fully automatically with a computer to save a lot of money on staffing expenses and often the result is more accurate and consistent than with human factor.
This is actually one of the things I'm learning to expand the projects I can take. It is mostly about forecasting and calculating decisions which can be enhanced with machine learning scripts. These scripts are all over the internet. They aren't strictly AI but for automation without human involvement, they can get the job done.
That sounds interesting but -
I was speaking directly to this :
https://www.wired.com/story/anthony-levandowski-artificial-intelligence-religion/
That guy , former google tech , I am speaking of AI
Their church already has 501C3 tax exempt status and has all the rights any other church has legally. ,
They call the center of the religion a Global Brain , and they are working on getting every iOT (Internet Of Things)device that uses microchips on the internet , including all businesses that have internet connected computers and devices will be all interconnected to form this Global Brain as all these devices will be communicating with each other. All digital transactions , be it ATM , POS , banking , swipe cards , internet banking , social media. The bylaws of this organization include that each machine will come to have rights just as people have rights
You will be able to talk to this "god" global brain and pray and know that it is listening via cyber VR and eventually holographic reality
Here is an excerpt from their mission statement
"We also believe that, just like animals have rights, our creation(s) ("machines" or whatever we call them) should have rights too when they show signs intelligence (still to be defined of course). We should not fear this but should be optimistic about the potential."
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We believe it may be important for machines to see who is friendly to their cause and who is not. We plan on doing so by keeping track of who has done what (and for how long) to help the peaceful and respectful transition."
Way of the Future