Hello, Engineers! I’m Jan Hlousek, and I lead the VRAGE Render team at Keen Software House. Today I wanted to share some of our documentation with you, so you can take a closer look at precisely how we’re working to improve the render even further.

It’s been one whole year since we publicly announced GoodAI. I want to celebrate the anniversary by looking back at what we have achieved in the past 12 months, and tell you a bit more about what we are planning for the future.

I try to make time to read a variety of books, articles, news, and more. I’m especially interested in learning about how others have successfully managed and completed scientific projects, and one figure always left me feeling curious: Vannevar Bush.

Earlier this month, I wrote a blog post explaining that in the last 1-2 years we have transitioned from an indie studio of 5 people to one of 50+. We’re growing fast and the growth continues. We’ve experienced some growing pains (like any expanding business does). We’re solving this by constantly improving our organizational and management processes, and by finding strong leaders for each project.

Today I’m writing to give Medieval Engineers players a better idea of where we are heading with the game and the new features that await them. I want to clarify our big picture plans for the game, so players will be able to see weekly updates as steps towards the awesome game that Medieval Engineers deserves to be.

Today I’m happy to make an important announcement to our modders and community. We are updating the Space Engineers source code on GitHub so that you have complete access to the current Space Engineers’ source code, including Planets.

Yes – GoodAI has a soundtrack. This post will also reveal a bit more about why we decided to become the only general AI development company with its own OST.

Some of you may have heard that I spent the last few days in Los Angeles attending the Abundance 360 conference. Organized by entrepreneur Peter Diamandis, my favorite guest was futurist Ray Kurzweil, who spoke about his systematic methodology for predicting the future.

Today I will introduce how I define general purpose, human-level intelligence. This blog post is not limited to artificial intelligence, but does answer some basic questions that can help us progress towards artificial general intelligence (AGI).

As I promised in the Year in Review blog I published a couple of days ago, I would like to share with you the Space Engineers and Medieval Engineers roadmap for 2016.