Marylin Montoya Recognized as Speaker and Award Nominee at AINext 2026

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AINext Awards & Conference 2026 has announced Marylin Montoya, Founder and CEO of Regumint, as a featured speaker and award nominee, recognizing her outstanding leadership in AI-powered legal reasoning, regulatory intelligence, and responsible innovation in high-stakes environments. Montoya, a distinguished founder, operator, and AI strategist based in Paris, has emerged as one of Europe's most respected voices at the intersection of artificial intelligence, legal systems, healthcare transformation, and regulated enterprise innovation.

Why it matters

As AI adoption accelerates in legal and compliance functions globally, Montoya's work at Regumint stands out for its grounding in how EU law actually functions, rather than adapting legal workflows to the limitations of general-purpose models. Her vision is to enhance human legal reasoning with AI, not replace it, positioning Regumint as a highly relevant platform for enterprises in sectors where errors are expensive, compliance is critical, and human judgment must remain central.

The details

Montoya's journey into AI began from a decade of hands-on operational leadership across Europe's B2B SaaS ecosystem, giving her a rare understanding of building systems that survive real-world pressure. This foundation led her to establish Regumint, a pioneering European legal-intelligence startup designed to transform dense and evolving EU regulations into structured, machine-readable intelligence. Unlike general-purpose AI tools, Regumint approaches legal text as a dynamic reasoning system, enabling businesses, policymakers, and regulated enterprises to understand clause-level meaning, risk exposure, temporal validity, and strategic implications in real time.

• Marylin Montoya will be a featured speaker and award nominee at the AINext Awards & Conference 2026, taking place in Las Vegas in April 2026.

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What’s next

Marylin Montoya is expected to share insights on the future of AI in legal reasoning, building trustworthy AI systems, governance frameworks for regulated industries, and how AI can enhance human decision-making at the AINext Awards & Conference 2026 in Las Vegas.