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Most likely Venice AI just "sees" Great Merchant (not their special) and wants to move it to a city state lands like any other AI with a Great Merchant. Then on the city state's lands they look the option available and use their Great Merchant of Venice to purchase the city state, just because that option is available. I'm almost certain that there is no special script for Venice AI to select which city states to purchase, but I might be wrong. It's same for all AI civs, without special scripts they are little bit bland, like Spain's AI don't know the importance of natural wonders.
In my games Venice simply means one less AI spamming poorly placed cities.