An Evening with Palmer Luckey: AI, War, and the Future of American Power

May 7, 2026
6:00 pm
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Presidential Drive, Simi Valley, CA, USA
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Fireside Chat with Palmer Luckey and Peter Robinson

Join us for an exclusive dinner at the Reagan Library with Palmer Luckey, the founder of Anduril Industries and the most influential figure in tech and defense today. As tensions rise in the Middle East and the race for AI supremacy accelerates, Palmer is at the absolute center of the storm. This is a rare chance to hear directly from the man modernizing the front lines. We are excited to have Palmer share his insights into the critical role of technology in preserving global stability, particularly as the geopolitical climate grows increasingly complex.

Thursday, May 7, 2026
6:00 PM to 9:00 PM

Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum
40 Presidential Drive Simi Valley, CA 93065

 

Individual Tickets Available for $350
Young Professionals Tickets Available for $150
Individual Sponsorships Available for $1,000

This event is part of PRI’s Annual Spring Retreat. All Retreat participants will have access to the dinner. Click here to learn more about the full retreat.

Seats are extremely limited to ensure a high-level conversation. Please confirm your interest by registering below.


Registration for this event is closed. Email [email protected] to be added to the waitlist.

About Palmer Luckey

 

Palmer Luckey is an American inventor, innovator, and entrepreneur. He is the Founder of defense technology company Anduril Industries, designer of the Oculus Rift. Palmer founded Anduril Industries in 2017 to radically transform the defense capabilities of America and its allies by fusing artificial intelligence with the latest hardware advancements. At Anduril, Palmer integrates a consumer technology business model with mission-driven objectives, enabling rapid product development and deployment, setting the company apart from other players in the defense industry. His interest in defense technology was driven by his time at the USC ICT MxR lab, where he built hardware used to research immersive PTSD treatment for US veterans. He continued to support various military applications of VR during his time at Oculus, informing his belief that radical modernization of US military technology is a prerequisite for preserving our country and our way of life. Palmer began attending Golden West College and Long Beach City College at the age of 14, and studied at California State University, Long Beach before dropping out to build Oculus VR.
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