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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 βwords for analyzingβ
- Focus on use cases and the words that emerge from those fake conversations. Itβs 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. Itβs also a patience play.
The only problem is time, but thatβs 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 donβt 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 donβt want to code those tools in a traditional sense β 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.
This document fluctuates in the details quite often, but it's purpose is to serve me as a checkpoint tracker.