//Keynote

AI in Investigations, from Someone Who Builds It

Matt Aubin, AI investigation expert and cybercrime specialist, Founder, Southern Recon Agency and E3 Legacy Intel, keynotes on AI in investigations, security operations and AI evidence. Plenty of speakers describe AI's future. He runs a piece of it: audiences get the view from inside the proprietary AI investigation platform his own firms run on, in plain language, with real cases behind it.

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

Matt Aubin keynotes on AI in investigations, Evidence-Grade AI, and the future of cybercrime, from the operator's chair.

He speaks as a licensed investigator who built and runs a proprietary AI investigation platform, for legal, security, insurance and private investigation audiences across the United States. The headshot, the three bios and the fact line are in the press kit.

//Talk topics

The talks come from casework, not headlines.

Four talks, each built from real work. The one that lands depends on the room, and every one is tailored before he takes the stage.

Evidence-Grade AI

When AI has to hold up in court, and what it takes to get there. The category, the failure modes, and the standard, from the person who coined it.

AI vs. organized crime

Marketplace crime, counterfeits, stolen goods, and unmasking who is behind it, and how AI finally puts the speed advantage on the investigator's side.

Building AI in regulated industries

Provenance, human review, and the discipline that makes AI output something that holds up wherever it is read, told through building a proprietary AI investigation platform.

The future of investigations

What happens when investigation becomes something you deploy instead of staff, and what that means for firms, courts, and the investigated.

//Proof

Two named rooms, both checkable.

World Orlando

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

Intellenet 2026

He delivered “A-I for the Modern Private Investigator” at Intellenet's 2026 conference on April 15, 2026.

The half day, full day and executive briefing formats, the full list of rooms and the booking detail are on the speaking page.

Tell me the room and the date.

The event, the audience, the length and whether it is virtual or on site. A tailored topic and availability come back.

//Why me

The view from inside a working system.

Most AI speakers describe the future from the outside. He speaks from inside a working system. Builder, plus licensed investigator, plus seventeen years of casework, in one person, so the audience gets the operator's account rather than a survey of headlines. When he says what AI is doing to investigations, it is what his own firms did this week.

The two training tracks are on the AI training page, and the headshot, the bios and the fact line are in the press kit.

Check availability for your event.

Send the event, date, audience and format. A tailored topic and availability come back, and the headshot, the bios and the fact line are in the press kit.