Market Note · October 7, 2026
Shopping Agents Have No Mercy. Sellers Need a Way In.
AI shopping agents will compare every offer in one tap, so sellers of identical goods will win on how easily an agent can order from them.
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WIZIUM Research Lab
We study how people and AI agents reshape commerce: who makes decisions, how transactions happen and where value is created. We collect signals of change and study real practices to map commerce today and explore possible futures.
The questions behind the Atlas
How do people discover products, decide whom to trust, and choose what to buy? What are they willing to delegate to an AI agent—and what do they want to keep doing themselves?
How do brands, agencies, and specialists organize the work behind a sale? Where do agents help, where does coordination break down, and who remains accountable?
What information, permissions, payment systems, and physical operations need to connect when people and agents participate in the same transaction?

AUTHOR’S PERSPECTIVE · ANNA KULIK · CMO, WIZIUM
Your next customer may never visit your store. Their agent will.
A $185 million shopping app, the fight over who gets to shop on Amazon, and what comes next for brands, marketplaces, and sellers.
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Selected research, market developments, and our reading of what they mean for people building and running commerce.
Market Note · October 7, 2026
AI shopping agents will compare every offer in one tap, so sellers of identical goods will win on how easily an agent can order from them.
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Read the noteThree questions from the future
People. Agents. A different kind of company. Choose one question—or answer all three. A few sentences are enough.
01 · THE HUMAN EDGE
Imagine a team where agents do most of the execution. What would make a person indispensable?
Answer this question02 · THE NEXT ADVANTAGE
Picture 2030: your competitors can hire the same digital talent. What could they still never copy?
Answer this question03 · THE COMPANY YOU COULD BUILD
Imagine people and agents running commerce across markets, from discovering demand to delivering products. What would your company do—and what would you choose to do yourself?
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