My last 2 papers with time stamped logs in continuity and emerging personality in LLM based entities & how memory reduces tokens consumption and developers time
Summary
The author presents two papers examining time-stamped logs for continuity and emerging personality in LLM-based entities, and how memory reduces token consumption and developer time.
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Never waste a token (15 minute read)
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@dair_ai: Great paper on long-term memory for LLM agents. (bookmark it) Coarse summaries drift and unconstrained updates corrupt,…
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