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A Logic Named Joe by Murray Leinster:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
This story is a lot of fun to read; it also tells you, in outline, how to set up the Internet. What would you do if a computer started using all of the information available to solve any problem a human posed?

('A Logic Named Joe' by Will F. Jenkins [Murray Leinster])
I'd also note that Leinster used the pseudonym 'Will F. Jenkins' for this story. Select
an invention:
Logics Service A networked service that retains all of your personal information, schedules and phone messages online.
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