Abstract

The article goes deep into how businesses are moving off-hand manual platforms to autonomous digital systems that are capable of controlling their activities on their own. The paper addresses the basic structural architecture that enables self-regulation with emphasis put on event-driven architectures, AI-driven decision making engines, and closed-loop control systems. Such systems are meant to regulate, investigate, and adjust the operations since they do not need close management by the human beings. Some of the key concerns discussed include the type of government to rule the entities to maintain control of the risks and operational liability which ought to be present to maintain transparency and trust. The paper also explains that, a limited autonomy can provide a tradeoff between full autonomy and human intervention and this will provide a model that will not only be reliable but also provide the enterprises with the ability to scale and adapt in a dynamical environment. Lastly, this writing provides a futuristic vision of building autonomous enterprise systems with an implication that human agency must remain intact in a digital based future.