🗺 Roadmap

Long-term vision (5-10 years)

• Alpha versions of world building tools
• Alpha versions of cognitive architecture tools
• CogArch, Mind Studio

Mid-term vision (2-5 years)

• Video game based on my engines
• Solid primitives for my engines
• Gain true fans / Auto-sustainable project

Short-term vision (1-2 years)

• Start recording progress and create devlogs or offline-streams
• Simple world simulations (brain dump doc)
• Connect world to brains (server to CogArch emulator) and perform experiments
• Create experiments per word in “words for analyzing”
• Focus on use cases and the words that emerge from those fake conversations. It’s those words that will gain priority when creating experiments to test those concepts.

How can I make a living?

I like the true fans option better. I see that as a more tangible one that gets a better result in the end. It’s also a patience play.

The only problem is time, but that’s actually not a big big problem.

How can I add value to others?

Selling pre-trained brains for video games seems like the best first use-case for actually making money.

• based on genre
• language
• etc

Selling pre-trained brains for tools is the longer-term option.

• Amos / WonderOS

I don’t really want to build software tools in order to make money (IDEs, text editors, etc). I would love to already have them within the environment I like.

I would like to work on them, but not for money. Maybe just customize them (?) What I mean is I don’t want to code those tools in a traditional sense — it would have to be with the new itemized paradigm.

Having said this, I think I would prefer to make money by selling the trained brains. This is a long-long term goal. I would first need to make a living just by supporters and not by selling a product or service.

Amos is secondary

I really want to commit to the development of digital cognition tools. My OS research and tool development is secondary, but it will eventually merge with my digital cognition tools.