The technology company, Potensia Systems, is launching an AI-powered tool designed to assist new investors in uncovering opportunities in the Middle East through an investment research platform. The new tool provides investors with comprehensive insights into the investment landscape by leveraging advanced algorithms and multimodal analysis.
The system integrator with offices in the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, and Dominica, which claims to offer personalised institutional-grade market insights to investors in the Middle East, said the new tool will be available to investors in October 2023.
Additionally, the company praised the AI-powered multimodal analysis, which extends beyond text to include images, videos, and social media data. This broadens the scope of information it processes, enabling a more holistic understanding of investment opportunities. For instance, by analysing images and videos, it can identify infrastructural developments, technological advancements, and consumer trends in the Middle East.
To support with this, the AI tool employs natural language processing techniques to understand and interpret the sentiment behind news articles and social media posts related to investments. This sentiment analysis helps investors gauge market sentiment, identify potential risks, and make informed decisions.
Besides that, Potensia Systems continues to thrived and gained recognition as a pioneer in the field of cutting-edge AI solutions, catering to diverse industries in the Middle East.
Founded in 2018, Potensia Systems, led by its CEO Mohamed Saieed, designs and deploys industry-specific technology and streamline business operations through a portfolio of solutions, managed services and consultancy.
With a profound passion for technology and marketing, Mr Saieed embarked on an extraordinary journey as an entrepreneur in Dubai at the age of 14 years old. He has not only gone on to established himself as a prominent figure in the industry but also as a motivational speaker and a valuable content creator on social media.
“I think the trouble with conventional automated trading is that, for the majority of the time, you are back-testing. You’re looking at past data to try and predict future moves or trades,” Saieed explained. “With our new AI tool, the latest news articles are analysed to identify emerging industries, government policies, and socioeconomic factors that may impact investments – I think it has huge benefits for new investors.”
