The Deer Valley Accords

In the prelude to the Super Intelligent Summit in Deer Valley, it behooves us to explain that this event is intended as more than an industry conference. As we enter the moment of pre-AGI or the anticipation of AGI, something is dramatically changing. As Super Intelligence matures, each barrier to advancement, from government oversight, community opposition, technological failures are being welcomed and endured. Artificial Intelligence is not simply a new technology, it is spawning an Intelligence Economy that is larger than the economies of most countries and will likely surpass all expectation. This gathering in Deer Valley we hope will serve as the first of many gatherings and discussions to assess what the most extraordinary founders in the world have created.


 The 21st Century Intelligence Economy, is the summit where chips, compute, energy, and capital converge into a single system. It convenes the pioneers and business giants who have already built the modern world, the founders, financiers, and builders behind the software, the cloud & video networks, social media, the silicon, rockets, and the grid. These are the founders who live on the frontier, whose minds have defined the architecture of the next innovation cycle. It is their ambition and drive which will propel us to space platforms and the Moon. Gene Roddenberry called it "The Final Frontier." And it was Buckminster Fuller who called it, "Spaceship Earth."


It is this generation of dreamers who will take the language of Compute, Inference, and Transformation and turn it into an Earth, off-Earth and  multiplanetary civilization. Our Super Intelligent Conference Series starting with FAB 2027, convenes the explorers, the decision makers who invest, who build and who govern the next era of American industry: factories, fusion, and solar, alongside AI models mining rare earths, while federal, state, and city policy race to keep pace with a stack that no longer separates hardware from energy or from capital. FAB 2027 is where Silicon Valley, Washington, and the Frontier itself converge — not just a conference, but the summit of the Intelligence Economy.