//The training
AI for Private Investigators, Taught by Someone Who Builds It
Not a prompt-writing class. This is what happens when AI output hits a real case, a real client, and a real courtroom, taught by a licensed PI who builds and runs production AI on live work.
I train private investigators to use AI on real cases: what it does well, how to validate its results for court, and where the ethical and legal lines are.
Unlike prompt-writing courses, this is taught by a licensed PI who builds and runs a production AI investigation platform. Courses are accredited for continuing education where required. Everything I teach is a workflow I run.
//The course
What does the training actually cover?
Three pillars, in the order they matter. Applications: where AI genuinely accelerates a case, OSINT, attribution, cross-referencing thousands of records, first-draft reporting. Validation: how to prove those results will hold up, sourcing, verification, disclosure. And ethics: the licensing, privacy, and evidentiary lines you do not cross. Built from production workflows, not slideware.
Applications
Where AI earns its place in a case: OSINT and attribution at speed, cross-referencing at scale, and report drafting that a human then owns.
Validation
How to make AI output defensible: provenance on every claim, a human-verification gate, and the discipline that keeps a finding court-ready.
Ethics
The lines that do not move: licensing, privacy law, and standards of evidence. AI makes the wrong way faster too, so discipline matters more, not less.
//Accreditation
Is it accredited for CE?
Yes, where required. There is a Florida Bar technology-CLE version for attorneys and state PI continuing-education credit where applicable. You get credentialed instruction that counts toward your requirements, taught by a licensed Florida private investigator and Florida Board Certified Investigator, not a software vendor.
//Who it is for
Built for people accountable for what they sign.
Working investigators and PI firms, and the attorneys who supervise AI-assisted investigations. It assumes you know the craft and shows you how to add AI without adding liability. Take courses from the catalog, take the full bundle, or bring the training in-house and have it scoped to your caseload and your tools.
//Questions people ask
The training, answered straight.
What does the AI training cover?
Three things: applications, validation, and ethics. Where AI genuinely accelerates a case (OSINT, attribution, cross-referencing, report drafting), how to validate its results so they hold up in court, and where the legal and ethical lines sit. It is built from production workflows I run, not prompt-writing tricks that break under real casework.
Is this accredited for continuing education?
Yes, where required. Courses are accredited for continuing education, including a Florida Bar technology-CLE version for attorneys and state PI CE where applicable. You get credentialed instruction that counts toward your requirements, taught by a licensed practitioner rather than a vendor.
Who is the training for?
Working private investigators and PI firms, plus attorneys who supervise AI-assisted investigations. If you carry a license and are accountable for what leaves your office, this is built for you. It assumes you know the work and shows you how to add AI without adding liability.
How is this different from a prompt-writing course?
A prompt course teaches you to talk to a chatbot. This teaches you to run AI on a real case and defend the result. The difference is validation and accountability: sourcing, human-verification gates, disclosure, and the failure modes that get evidence thrown out. It is taught by someone who builds and runs the platform, not someone who read about it.
Can you bring the training in-house?
Yes. Beyond the open catalog, I run private cohorts and on-site workshops scoped to your firm's caseload and tools, plus a bundle that combines the courses. In-house delivery means the workflows are tuned to how your team actually works, on the case types you actually handle.
Learn AI from someone who runs it under oath.
Enroll from the catalog or bring the training in-house for your firm. Email matt@e3intel.io.