Inception42, G42’s sovereign agentic AI company, on 6 October 2026 launched Insight, an AI-native decision-intelligence platform for boards and executive teams. The product was unveiled at AI Everything Abu Dhabi, according to an Inception42 announcement.
The company says Insight brings institutional knowledge and agentic reasoning to executive meetings, “giving clarity to enable faster and more confident decisions.” It also says the product is “already deployed and proven in executive meetings across government and enterprises.” That characterisation is the company’s own, in its launch statement.
Insight is available as software-as-a-service and on a private cloud, with an English and Arabic interface, and works across web, mobile, desktop and voice, the announcement says. Inception42 says it can run on sovereign cloud infrastructure and with enterprise tools already in use, such as office suites and productivity software, with zero-trust security, role-based access controls and AI guardrails. For entities with specific sovereignty or integration requirements, it is also offered on a private cloud or in a dedicated environment.
The statement describes support across the meeting cycle: before meetings, AI-powered summaries, agenda building and decision simulation; during meetings, real-time insights, AI-powered chat and integrated voting; and afterwards, captured decisions, smart minutes and identified action items. Institutional knowledge, it says, is preserved and expanded with every meeting.
Ashish Koshy, CEO of Inception42, said: “Insight was shaped inside some of the most demanding boardrooms in the UAE, and it has proven its value where the stakes are the highest. With today’s launch, we are opening that capability to every organization that takes its decisions seriously. Boards and executive teams carry the weight of an organization’s most consequential choices, and they deserve intelligence equal to that responsibility, on infrastructure they can trust. Insight makes that happen.”
The announcement cites Board Intelligence’s 2025 Board Value Index for the Middle East as finding that 41% of directors named the quality of information provided to the board as the biggest barrier to decision-making. That figure appears in Inception42’s statement and is attributed to that report; Khaleej AI has not independently reviewed the underlying report.
When delivered as a SaaS product, the company says, Insight is faster to adopt and simpler to scale, and organisations can start with a single board or committee and extend across subsidiaries, committees and leadership forums.