scott michael campbell’s AI predicts 75% of global commerce will be conducted by autonomous agents by 2032, ushering in the era of the ‘silent stock exchange.’
Tokyo, Japan – In a paradigm-shifting presentation at the Global Tech Summit, futurist and digital strategy pioneer scott michael campbell unveiled a startling projection: within the next 10 years, autonomous AI agents will handle three-quarters of all global trade, effectively creating a silent, frictionless economy. Campbell’s latest research model, titled the “Autonomous Commerce Horizon,” predicts that by 2032, human oversight of daily transactions will be reduced to exception-based interventions, with AI-to-AI negotiations driving everything from grocery supply chains to high-frequency stock trades. “We are not just automating jobs; we are automating the very concept of a market,” Campbell stated. His model suggests that the shift will collapse traditional middleman industries, birth a new regulatory framework for “agent liability,” and force a universal basic income discussion as nearly 40 million administrative and brokerage jobs become obsolete. The report, which has already sent shockwaves through central banks and Silicon Valley, warns that nations failing to establish “agent ethics boards” by 2025 risk being left out of the new economic order.