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Do AI Models Have a Mind Without Memory?

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Exploring what it means for a system to converse like a human but forget like a goldfish. Today, we're diving into a topic that's both a technical puzzle and a philosophical mystery: the statelessness of large language models, or LLMs.

Think about the last conversation you had with an AI. It felt real, didn't it? It seemed to understand you, to reason, and to respond. But what if I told you that in the very next moment, it completely forgot everything you said? This is the core paradox we're tackling. These models, which can talk like a human, have no persistent memory. They live in an eternal present, forgetting their past like a goldfish.

The title "Ghost in the Machine" is a nod to a famous philosophical concept, but we're flipping it on its head. The original idea was a critique of the human mind, but in the world of AI, the ghost—the illusion of consciousness—is the conversation itself, while the machine behind it is an empty vessel with no past.

So, how does this work? We'll break down the technical magic, from the limited "context window" that acts as the AI's short-term memory to the sophisticated external systems like Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and vector databases that developers are using to give these models a kind of artificial, long-term memory.

But this isn't just a technical discussion. The statelessness of LLMs has profound ethical and safety implications. How can we hold a system accountable for its decisions if it can't remember its past actions? And how do we tackle issues like bias when the model is unable to learn from its own mistakes?

Join us as we explore the future of stateful AI agents, the new class of models that can remember and learn. We'll examine the promise of these more capable systems, as well as the new risks they introduce, all while asking the big question: what does it mean to be a partner with a mind that's both brilliant and amnesiac?

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If you are interested in learning more then please subscribe to the podcast or head over to https://medium.com/@reefwing, where there is lots more content on AI, IoT, robotics, drones, and development. To support us in bringing you this material, you can buy me a coffee or just provide feedback. We love feedback!

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Exploring what it means for a system to converse like a human but forget like a goldfish. Today, we're diving into a topic that's both a technical puzzle and a philosophical mystery: the statelessness of large language models, or LLMs.

Think about the last conversation you had with an AI. It felt real, didn't it? It seemed to understand you, to reason, and to respond. But what if I told you that in the very next moment, it completely forgot everything you said? This is the core paradox we're tackling. These models, which can talk like a human, have no persistent memory. They live in an eternal present, forgetting their past like a goldfish.

The title "Ghost in the Machine" is a nod to a famous philosophical concept, but we're flipping it on its head. The original idea was a critique of the human mind, but in the world of AI, the ghost—the illusion of consciousness—is the conversation itself, while the machine behind it is an empty vessel with no past.

So, how does this work? We'll break down the technical magic, from the limited "context window" that acts as the AI's short-term memory to the sophisticated external systems like Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and vector databases that developers are using to give these models a kind of artificial, long-term memory.

But this isn't just a technical discussion. The statelessness of LLMs has profound ethical and safety implications. How can we hold a system accountable for its decisions if it can't remember its past actions? And how do we tackle issues like bias when the model is unable to learn from its own mistakes?

Join us as we explore the future of stateful AI agents, the new class of models that can remember and learn. We'll examine the promise of these more capable systems, as well as the new risks they introduce, all while asking the big question: what does it mean to be a partner with a mind that's both brilliant and amnesiac?

Support the show

If you are interested in learning more then please subscribe to the podcast or head over to https://medium.com/@reefwing, where there is lots more content on AI, IoT, robotics, drones, and development. To support us in bringing you this material, you can buy me a coffee or just provide feedback. We love feedback!

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