Verified AI joins NVIDIA Inception to expand US AI workflows for non-engineers
Verified AI, an AI strategy firm based in Dubai, has joined NVIDIA’s Inception program to accelerate its US expansion. The company targets non-technical teams—finance, sales, and operations—by automating repetitive tasks within existing tools like Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT. It measures success in hours saved per employee, claiming clients recover 6–11 hours per week, valued at $6,400–$12,900…
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- Verified AI joins NVIDIA Inception to expand US AI workflows for non-technical teams, launching platform in 2027
- Claims clients save **6–11 hours/week per employee**, valued at **$6,400–$12,900/year** using US salary data
- Uses existing tools (Copilot, ChatGPT) and measures ROI in hours returned, citing **2025 LSE/Protiviti study**
Founded by François Mégret, Verified AI cites a 2025 LSE/Protiviti study showing trained employees save 11 hours/week vs. 5 hours for untrained peers. The company argues most Middle Eastern firms already use AI but lack standardized measurement. Its US push relies on freelance trainers to avoid heavy local hiring, while Dubai remains its base and incubator. NVIDIA’s support will aid development of its platform, which aims to replicate its consultancy’s workflow automation at scale.
Verified AI joins NVIDIA Inception program after Dubai Founders HQ and sets its sights on the US market
thesiliconreview.com · 25 October 2026
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