India, Sept. 29 -- Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving beyond assisting logistics workers to planning, coordinating and executing tasks across supply chains, according to the eighth edition of DHL Group's Logistics Trend Radar, which identifies agentic AI, AI commerce, computing infrastructure and humanoid robots among the trends expected to shape the sector over the next decade.

The report that was recently released examines how advances in AI, robotics and automation could change logistics operations, workforce requirements and supply chain management. It highlights the growing role of autonomous systems in tasks such as predicting inventory shortages, rerouting shipments during disruptions and adjusting transport capacity in real t...