//Door three: bring Matt in to teach or speak

AI keynotes and training from the person who built the AI

Matt Aubin teaches and keynotes on AI in investigations, security operations and evidence, from inside a working system rather than from the outside. Keynote, half day, full day or executive briefing, scoped to the room before he takes the stage.

By Matt Aubin, Founder, Southern Recon Agency and E3 Legacy Intel. CDFE, FBCI. Investigating since 2009. Updated .

//Formats

Four ways to bring him in.

Format

Keynote

Forty five to sixty minutes on a main stage. What AI is already doing to investigations, security operations and evidence, told from inside a working system, in plain language.

Format

Half day training

Three to four hours with one audience: investigators, security teams, legal teams or leadership. Live workflows, the checks that make findings hold up, and the failure modes that get work thrown out.

Format

Full day training

A full working day with a firm or an association. The morning on what AI does and where it fails, the afternoon on the audience's own casework or operation, hands on.

Format

Executive briefing

Sixty to ninety minutes for a leadership team or a board deciding how to adopt AI, what to build or buy, and what the insurer and the court will ask.

Tell me the room and the date.

Keynote, half day, full day or executive briefing. Send the event, the audience and the format and you get a tailored topic back.

//Where he has taught and spoken

Named rooms, checkable dates.

World Orlando

The State Department sponsored conference in Orlando, where he trained a delegation of Brazilian prosecutors.

Intellenet 2026

He delivered “A-I for the Modern Private Investigator” there on April 15, 2026.

White Label World Expo 2019

Keynote on the feature stage · The Prism Group · Las Vegas · more than 7,500 in attendance

Church Facilities Expo

Security Conference

An AI generated illustration of Matt Aubin delivering a keynote in a conference hall.

//Sessions delivered

The talks.

  • Everything a PI Needs to Know About AI
  • AI for the Modern Private Investigator
  • Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
  • AI Cyber Threats

Organizations

Intellenet (International Intelligence Network)Florida Association of Licensed InvestigatorsAlabama Professional Investigators AssociationINSPINAIC (National Association of Insurance Commissioners)ASIS InternationalKeiser University

//Media

Comfortable on camera.

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Matt Aubin speaking on stage

//Who is speaking

The operator, not the futurist.

Investigating since 2009. Founded his first firm in 2010 and built it into Southern Recon Agency in 2014. He built a proprietary AI investigation platform his own firms run on live cases. When he tells a room what AI is doing to investigations, it is what his did that week.

//Questions people ask

Booking, answered straight.

What does Matt Aubin teach and speak about?

AI in investigations, AI in security operations, and AI evidence, from the person who built the AI his own investigation firms run on. The talks and the training come from live casework: what the machine does well, where it fails, the checks that make a finding hold up wherever it is read, and what firms should build, buy, or refuse.

What formats are available?

Four: a keynote, a half day training, a full day training, and an executive briefing. Each is scoped to the room, from a trade show feature stage to a boardroom of twelve, and every one is tailored before the day.

Where has he taught and spoken?

He trained a delegation of Brazilian prosecutors at World Orlando, the State Department sponsored conference in Orlando. He delivered “A-I for the Modern Private Investigator” at Intellenet's 2026 conference on April 15, 2026. In 2019 he keynoted the feature stage at The Prism Group's White Label World Expo in Las Vegas, an event with more than 7,500 in attendance, and has taught for Intellenet, the Florida Association of Licensed Investigators, the Alabama Professional Investigators Association, INSPI, NAIC, ASIS International and Keiser University.

How do I bring Matt in?

Send the event or the team, the date, the audience and the format you have in mind. You get a tailored topic, a bio and availability back, and the engagement is scoped in writing. Fees are set by format and scope in that conversation.

When the booking is a working session rather than a keynote, the page for it is prompting training. The single keynote is set out in full on the keynote page, the bios and the fact line are in the press kit, and the outlets that have quoted him are on the press page.

Tell me the room, the date and the format.

Keynote, half day, full day or executive briefing. You get a tailored topic, a bio and availability back.