LEO Technologies in the Washington Examiner
In a September 22 Washington Examiner op-ed on safety in California’s women’s prisons, Adelle Nazarian discusses Verus Vision AI from LEO Technologies, a Broidy Capital Holdings portfolio company. The technology is designed to help correctional staff identify potential threats through camera monitoring. From the article: Texas-based LEO Technologies recently launched Verus Vision AI, which turns […]
Why AI Is the Most Consequential Force Multiplier in Public Safety Today
By Elliott Broidy Chairman & CEO, Broidy Capital Holdings Law enforcement agencies are being asked to do more with less. Elliott Broidy, Chairman and CEO of Broidy Capital Holdings, explains why AI has become the single most powerful tool available to extend the reach of the people who keep communities safe. Key Takeaways AI has […]
What the Next Decade in Public Safety Tech Looks Like
By Elliott Broidy, Chairman and CEO of Broidy Capital Holdings One lesson I have learned after decades of experience is that industries rarely transform because of a single breakthrough. More often, they reach a point where incremental innovation becomes less important than integration. The technologies themselves continue to improve, but the greater opportunity lies in […]
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 […]
The Evolving Role of Private Capital in National Security Technology
By Elliott Broidy Chairman & CEO, Broidy Capital Holdings Private capital has become a driving force in funding new national security technologies, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and autonomous systems that governments increasingly rely on. Elliott Broidy, Chairman and CEO of Broidy Capital Holdings, explains why the balance between public-sector and private-sector innovation has shifted — […]
Elliott Broidy on Leadership, Investment, and Purpose-Built Innovation in Public Safety Technology
This article was originally published on Tech Bullion. By James Andrew Elliott Broidy has been a leading investor and builder in the modernization of law enforcement and corrections technology, directing sustained capital and strategic focus toward the development of infrastructure and operational systems designed specifically for public safety environments. Through companies such as LEO Technologies (LeoTech) […]
When AI Companies Know Too Much and Do Too Little
This article was originally published on Grit Daily. On the morning of February 10, 2026, Jesse Van Rootselaar opened fire in Tumbler Ridge, a northeastern district in British Columbia, Canada. Eight people were killed before Van Rootselaar turned the gun on herself. Almost immediately after, a question surfaced that cuts to the center of how […]
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 […]