The Brazilian Pension Funds Authority (PREVIC) used a technical visit to startup Murabei in São Paulo to review a new artificial intelligence based monitoring system designed to analyse the solvency and balance of supplementary pension plans. The tool is intended to speed up supervisory monitoring through automated plan level risk analysis, with official operations scheduled to start in September. Developed in partnership with the Institute of Mathematics at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, the platform works on two fronts. It uses PREVIC data to calculate risks for each plan and processes complex documents such as actuarial valuations, explanatory notes and investment policies, converting technical content into summaries. The system also reviews assumptions used in liability valuation and projects plan results over a three year horizon. A further technical visit is scheduled for 11 June at startup Finor in Porto Alegre to follow development of a separate AI system for analysing atypical investments.