Re:The Components of Agent Memory
by mft_ on Tuesday November 10, 2026 @09:21AM
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You’re creating straw man arguments.
1) No-one is suggesting that an AI should only learn from a restricted set of data - but rather that it should continually improve itself based on new data, observed or committed mistakes, etc.
2) No-one is mandating how or when the ‘consolidation’ takes place - just that it would seem to be better if it did, somehow, more regularly and reliably than via training of a new model generation. “Continuous” doesn’t have to mean every millisecond - it could be analogous to human learning, with a step-wise incorporation of short-term memory (context) into long-term memory (weights).
1) No-one is suggesting that an AI should only learn from a restricted set of data - but rather that it should continually improve itself based on new data, observed or committed mistakes, etc.
2) No-one is mandating how or when the ‘consolidation’ takes place - just that it would seem to be better if it did, somehow, more regularly and reliably than via training of a new model generation. “Continuous” doesn’t have to mean every millisecond - it could be analogous to human learning, with a step-wise incorporation of short-term memory (context) into long-term memory (weights).