Short answer: Yes — at least two companies using the name “Univest” publicly claim to provide AI-driven insights.

Key points and sources

• Univest (India, a wealthtech startup founded 2022) markets an AI-driven investment platform that offers AI-based stock recommendations, portfolio signals (including “exit” signals for underperforming stocks) and personalised investment insights. Multiple news reports and the company’s announcements describe these AI features. (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
• Separately, a site called Univest AI (univestai.com) sells an AI-powered automated trading product that claims real‑time market analytics, predictive models and 24/7 automated trading. Those descriptions are marketing claims on their website. (univestai.com)

A caution about what “provides AI insights” means

• The sources above show these companies claim to use AI/ML to generate recommendations and automated trades. That is different from independent proof of effectiveness — press releases and product pages describe capability, not necessarily verified performance in all market conditions. If you need to rely on their AI for investing, check regulatory disclosures, independent reviews/back‑tests, and user feedback before trusting funds or following trade signals.

If you want, I can:

• Pull up the specific feature/FAQ pages or regulatory filings for the Indian Univest so you can inspect their exact AI claims.
• Look for independent reviews, user complaints, or performance audits about either Univest service.