@rohit4verse: OpenAI engineers just ran a Build Hour on agent memory. From their Build Hour: "Context is a finite resource whose effe…
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OpenAI engineers hosted a Build Hour explaining how finite context windows cause agent loops and limit memory growth in LLM agents.
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OpenAI engineers just ran a Build Hour on agent memory. From their Build Hour: “Context is a finite resource whose effectiveness diminishes with repeated use.” This article below is the cleanest breakdown of why memory growth keeps your agents stuck in a loop.
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