When trade becomes more inclusive and AI systems work intelligently, the benefits compound—higher productivity and significantly reduced costs. That's the core finding from the World Trade Report 2025 unveiled at this year's WTO Public Forum. The data is compelling: with proper policy frameworks in place, artificial intelligence could drive global trade volumes up by nearly 40% through 2040. This isn't just theory. We're looking at real shifts in how commerce flows across borders, with AI handling complex logistics, reducing friction, and opening doors for smaller players to compete on a more level playing field.
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FantasyGuardian
· 10h ago
AI is transforming logistics, giving small businesses a real chance to turn things around.
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CryptoPunster
· 15h ago
Wow, 40% growth? Let me guess, I'll still be losing money by 2040.
AI should be getting promoted, but we're still stuck in the same place. That gap...
Trade inclusiveness sounds nice in theory. Can small players compete? Let's survive this bear market first.
Reading reports sounds fancy, but if there's no money in the wallet, it's all pointless.
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StablecoinAnxiety
· 15h ago
Can AI really be so powerful that it can level the playing field in the competition? Can small players really rise up?
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CryptoSurvivor
· 15h ago
40% growth? Sounds wonderful, but can small businesses really get a slice of the pie?
When trade becomes more inclusive and AI systems work intelligently, the benefits compound—higher productivity and significantly reduced costs. That's the core finding from the World Trade Report 2025 unveiled at this year's WTO Public Forum. The data is compelling: with proper policy frameworks in place, artificial intelligence could drive global trade volumes up by nearly 40% through 2040. This isn't just theory. We're looking at real shifts in how commerce flows across borders, with AI handling complex logistics, reducing friction, and opening doors for smaller players to compete on a more level playing field.