Ai Everything AbuDhabi Coverage: Inception42 launches Insight as AI leaders examine the decision bottleneck

The new platform gave a concrete example of the shift from producing intelligence to acting on it.

ABU DHABI, 6 October 2026 — Inception42 launched Insight at Ai Everything Abu Dhabi, putting a product announcement behind the day’s broader debate about enterprise AI. The decision-intelligence platform is designed for boards and executive teams, bringing institutional knowledge and agentic reasoning into meetings to help leaders prepare, deliberate and track action.

The company said Insight is already used in executive meetings across government and enterprise. It is available as software as a service and on private cloud, supports English and Arabic, and works across web, mobile, desktop and voice. Inception42 CEO Ashish Koshy discussed the gap between the amount of information organizations can generate and their ability to decide what to do with it in “Faster Than the Organization Can Decide,” alongside Mubadala head of AI enablement Aidan Millar and The Economist’s Alok Jha.

That organizational question carried into AI Labs. INSEAD’s Peter Zemsky, Lite Nartey, Florian Schloderer and Carole Montias examined how management education can help leaders create value from AI and how AI tools can change learning itself. Khadamat’s Ahmed Saleh used facilities management as the setting for an intelligent service desk, while novomind CEO Hossam Amer presented the move from a government chatbot to an agent that connects conversation with enterprise systems and security controls.

In the workshop room, Katre Eljas addressed the redesign of organizations and work for AI-native operations. Deloitte’s Costi Perricos worked through process redesign using agentic methods; Italy’s AGID director general Mario Nobile focused on public-sector agents; and Cognizant chief AI officer Babak Hodjat addressed agentic systems for the wider web. Make.com’s Roland Rammal led the day-long agentic AI course, with workflows, tools, human approvals, security and governance among its practical subjects.