How AI Is Helping Protect the Places We Gather

This piece was originally published in The AI Journal.  It was 2:30 am when the cameras in Florida State University’s St. Augustine parking garage saw something human eyes would have missed until it was too late: a man dressed in all black, moving through the bottom level of the garage, brandishing a stolen Glock 19. He carelessly pointed […]

Why Judgment Will Matter More Than Intelligence in the AI Era

As artificial intelligence makes raw analytical power abundant, the scarce – and decisive – executive asset will be judgment. This piece was originally published in C-Suite Quarterly. By Elliott Broidy For most of my career, intelligence was the quality businesses competed hardest to acquire. Firms chased the smartest graduates, assembled teams of specialists, and accumulated proprietary […]

Anthropic Unveils AI-Vulnerability Scanner, Rattling Cybersecurity Stocks

This article was originally published in IT Security Guru.  By David Soffer Anthropic has launched Claude Code Security, an AI-powered vulnerability scanner built into Claude Code on the web, now available in a limited research preview for Enterprise and Team customers. The tool is designed to flag subtle logic flaws that are difficult to detect through […]

Anthropic Launches Claude Opus 4.6 as AI Market Faces Investor Uncertainty

This article was originally published in Tech Announcer. By Hugh Grant If anything was to be gleaned from last week’s Super Bowl ads, it’s that the AI war has officially become mainstream. Only days after launching new products (on the very same day, no less), both Anthropic and OpenAI aired primetime spots during the most […]

Elliott Broidy on National Security Tech, Defense Tech, and Commercial Innovation

This article was originally published on Tech Bullion. By Hassan Javed The frontline of innovation increasingly runs through the private sector. Startups and growth-stage companies are building capabilities—cloud, AI/ML, sensors, data fusion—that now underpin the United States’ most critical missions. That overlap between national security tech, commercial R&D, and public safety technology is where outcomes […]

Examining Trends in National Security and Defense Tech with Elliott Broidy

This article was originally published on Tech Bullion. As the need for innovative technology in the national security space grows, the relevant federal agencies are increasingly relying on innovations created by commercial private sector. Few understand this intersection better than Elliott Broidy, Chairman and CEO of Broidy Capital Holdings, LLC, a seasoned entrepreneur and investor with extensive […]