G42 and AMI Labs Explore World Models for Physical AI

Oct 20, 2026
G42, AMI Labs and Analog signed nonbinding agreements covering world model research, AI infrastructure, cloud services and possible industrial applications.

G42 and AMI Labs signed nonbinding agreements covering world model research, AI infrastructure, cloud services and possible industrial applications, the companies said in an announcement. G42 portfolio company Analog also signed the memoranda of understanding.

The proposed work would combine AMI Labs research with G42 computing and cloud infrastructure, along with Analog's Physical Intelligence platform. The companies will assess how world models could help AI understand physical environments, predict outcomes, and support reasoning and planning across industries.

The agreements provide a framework for sharing information and defining joint objectives. Scope, commercial terms and implementation require separate definitive agreements.

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