To 'err' is human, so why not use an AI? - Information Age

Being human entails not being perfect, and they're mostly okay with that; but when you're trying to do something that has no room for error, such as running a business, it might be time to try a more'intelligent' approach. You could stick to the basics and rough it out the traditional way, but when all your competitors are moving ahead, shouldn't you too?There's only so much a person can do. You might be the best at your job but that doesn't mean you have to do it alone. If you wanted to, you could decipher reams of data, anticipate your needs even before you know what they are, identify the solutions, interpretations and predictions and make sure your activities run smoothly; wouldn't you rather leave it to artificial intelligence (AI) and just do what you're supposed to really be doing? An AI (although programmed to) has your best interests in mind and makes the growth of your business its priority.