This Is AGI is presented by the Global Economic Alliance — a team spanning theoretical physics, enterprise strategy, and global policy, standing on three decades of original research into the physics of intelligence. Not opinion. A body of work.
The challenge we put to the field rests on original scientific work that predates — and stands independent of — the current scaling paradigm. Three pillars anchor it.
A formal argument that intelligence is a physical phenomenon requiring its own scientific account before it can be engineered. Presented at the International Conference for Advanced Research in Applied Science, Engineering, and Technology.
The published case for establishing intelligence as a distinct field within physics — the basis for the statements presented on stage, and the source of the discipline we build AGI from.
View on Amazon →Nearly thirty years investigating the nature of intelligence — a body of work that began long before the current AI moment and answers to physics, not market cycles.
Serious AGI research happens behind clearances — science-first, skeptical of statistics and pre-trained models, oriented toward intelligence embedded in the environment rather than a centralized black box. The public never sees it, and no one outside can examine it.
The Global Economic Alliance exists to do that caliber of work in public. When recruitment into a classified U.S. defense AGI program was on the table, the answer was no — because science that can't be challenged isn't science.
That history shaped our perspective. But a classified program can't be independently examined — so we present none of it as evidence, and we don't ask you to take it on trust. Every scientific claim GEA makes stands or falls on the research published in the open, where anyone can break it. No appeals to authority — not even our own.
The unclassified account of that decision — and of how the defense world actually approaches AGI — is published and on the record. We treat our own story the way we treat the science: open to challenge.
View on Amazon →GEA's inquiry runs from the physics of intelligence to the future of civilization. Five questions define the work.
What is intelligence in the structure of the universe — at the particle level?
How do we engineer an AGI grounded in that science, rather than scaling statistical models?
How will AGI reshape capitalism? Does capitalism survive — or does a new economic model emerge?
How will AGI affect democracy, and the institutions built to govern human societies?
How will life evolve once real intelligence is embedded, ubiquitously, into the world around us?
Mounir Shita is a research scientist and theoretical physicist who has spent nearly three decades investigating the nature of intelligence. His work centers on a fundamental claim: that intelligence is a physical phenomenon requiring its own scientific theory before it can be engineered. He formalized this in the Theory of General Intelligence, presented at the International Conference for Advanced Research in Applied Science, Engineering, and Technology, and expanded it in his book Science of Intelligence, which argues for establishing intelligence as a distinct field within physics. He is the founder of Kimera Systems, a former AGI research startup, and currently leads EraNova Global and the Global Economic Alliance.
Gabriele Viebach is a serial entrepreneur and strategic advisor with over a decade of experience guiding technology companies through disruptive transitions. As Chairwoman of the Emerging Information Technology Markets Group at the Diplomatic Council, a UN-accredited think tank representing diplomats from over 50 nations, she developed the organization's Global Digital Agenda — examining not just the technological feasibility of emerging technologies but their economic and social consequences. Her career spans board-level leadership across Europe, including roles at Keto Software and Torus Energy Holding. At the Global Economic Alliance, she brings that operational discipline to the question that matters most: what happens to civilization when AGI arrives.
Adam Peer is a technology strategist with experience across emerging AI, intelligent automation, enterprise applications, and global e-commerce systems. Originally from South Africa, he brings a perspective shaped by both mature and emerging markets, with a clear understanding of how advanced technologies create opportunity in regions often overlooked. Adam's background spans advanced engineering environments, large-scale IT modernization, and AI-driven strategy. Known for turning complex technical concepts into strategic direction, he's a strong partner in business development and a catalyst for building the collaborations that move industries forward.