On the morning of November 4, 2026, our co-founder Diego Villaseñor met with the AbbVie México and Allergan team to share our vision on the present and future of artificial intelligence. The presentation “AI in Health: What is already happening” was the starting point to talk about a technology that is changing the way we work.
A transformation that is already underway
The conversation touched on how AI is transforming industries and opening new opportunities. For monico, talking about this change means asking ourselves how to bring the capabilities of technology to the processes that organizations need to solve every day.
That approach connects innovation to the work of teams: understanding context, identifying where AI can help, and keeping people involved in decisions. Value becomes concrete when technology helps to better perform a task and coordinate it with others.
What we are building at monico
We also share our experience developing technology based on artificial intelligence agents. At monico we work to transform complex processes into smarter, more efficient and safer workflows.
Our bidding workspace brings together specialized agents who collaborate in document analysis, risk identification and proposal preparation. Traceability, evidence and human supervision accompany this work, with the team at the forefront of decisions.
This is the perspective we brought to the meeting: the potential of AI grows when it helps organizations do their work better and is integrated into the processes that sustain their operation.
Spaces to learn and build
We thank Ángel Luviano and to the entire AbbVie Mexico and Allergan team for the invitation. These spaces for conversation, learning and innovation allow us to share experiences and bring technology closer to those who explore how to use it in their organization.
The day continued in the afternoon with our presentation at NVIDIA Mexico IA+ 2026, where we delve into the coordination of agents to execute complete processes.
The future of AI is also built in these conversations and the work that follows afterward.
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