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How AI Agents & Synthetic Data Are Disrupting Market Research

Preferences AI is featured in Capital Insights, Capital Club Dubai’s quarterly publication reaching over 200,000 senior executives. CEO Tamir Abdel-wahab on why AI agents will redefine the US$140 billion market research industry by 2035.

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Tamir Abdel-wahab
20 July 2026
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Preferences AI is featured in the latest edition of Capital Insights, the prestigious quarterly publication by Capital Club Dubai that reaches over 200,000 senior executives, investors, and enterprise decision-makers across the Middle East and globally. The flagship issue, titled Disruption 2035, convenes 60 international thought leaders to examine the interconnected technological and economic shifts set to reshape global business over the next decade.

In the feature, Tamir Abdel-wahab, CEO and Co-Founder of Preferences AI, analyses why conventional market research methodologies are reaching structural limits and how autonomous AI agents are poised to redefine the US$140 billion global market research industry by 2035.

The article outlines how synthetic data and AI digital twins are creating a new paradigm for consumer understanding. By simulating real-world decision-making, these technologies deliver dynamic, real-time consumer insights at a fraction of the time and cost required by traditional fieldwork, focus groups, and static surveys.

This feature highlights Preferences AI's ongoing mission: building high-fidelity synthetic consumer panels for leading brands, institutional investors, and enterprise clients across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. As consumer behaviours shift at unprecedented speeds, Preferences AI is pioneering the transition from slow, retroactive surveys to autonomous, always-on market intelligence.

Read the full Disruption 2035 issue.

Capital Insights feature by Tamir Abdel-wahab

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