David Cox
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first heard Jan 2026
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And if you don't have it, you can't do things like, you know, walk and drive a car and like talk and like do fine motor skills.
But you also have your hippocampus and episodic memory and procedural memory.
Right.
Like there's just so many things.
And you're right.
It's like it consolidates across different scales of time.
Some things, if you tell me a string of numbers, I can remember like some number of numbers, like a sequence.
But if you distract me, I'll lose it.
It was like I was juggling.
If I stopped juggling, it's totally gone.
And having those multiple scales of memory, I think, is absolutely starting to emerge in AI.
I mean, people have known this at various points, but I think you're going to see much more of that, like exactly what you're describing, where it's like, yeah, we kind of like persist this.
We'll keep this in sort of the active store.
I think it's super interesting.
Yeah, there's some interesting things that happen kind of in the course of training models.
We did find this like one weird thing where the model like, you know, at some point would do like a little role play out of nowhere.
It's like, what the hell is that?
Like, you know, like these things where it's like basically you get it into a corner case where like, you know, really in fairness of the model, it's like this is undefined, like what it's supposed to be doing.
But like you just go and you kind of find those and you kind of tamp them down.
One amazing thing we just saw in a real deployed open source model, like not ours, this was one of our, I won't say what company produced it, but we were evaluating it.
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