The idea of a big, autonomous A.I. (one that can think for itself) has been a hot topic over the past year. Yet, how close we are to developing such a system remains unclear. As with most technologies, goal setting is a key dimension. And here, the new theory brings some new insights, while also uncovering some challenges. As explained in the paper, the human needs (goals) are rather elusive, and only at the market level they appear more stable.

With the pledges currently amounting to 21% of the goal, the chances of getting the project funded at this time are low (Kickstarter is a all-or-nothing platform). Nevertheless, the past few weeks have provided valuable lessons. New scenario explorations that illustrate what can be done have been developed (see below; images used for illustrative purposes only), and the instructions documents have been further refined.

What do you get if you throw Chess, Monopoly, and a business book into a blender? :) Here comes OFMOS... a strategy game and business simulation that makes business learning more meaningful and more accessible. Well suited for families with teens, OFMOS brings significant value to the table (literally) in schools and corporate academies as well.

OFMOS, The Business Big Picture Game, brings together fun and useful foundational business concepts for families with teenage kids, as they prepare for the future. With a minimalist design and simplistic rules, the upcoming board game is set to become a family favorite, supporting experiences that range from abstract play to simulation and meaningful conversations around the dinner table.

Hello! My name is Cristian Mitreanu and I am the creator of OFMOS, a board game that simulates the process of running a corporation, at a high level and over extended periods of time (ofmos.com) -- a tool that can be used as instructional scaffolding and/or knowledge-unifying umbrella in business education and executive coaching.