Elan Barenholtz
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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We see that in the models too by the way.
If you look at the the attention weights.
Words that are far apart, farther apart have less impact on one another.
That's simply that is a direct reflection of uh of the fact that language is human generated and humans do this, right?
We we the words that we spoke about a little a few seconds ago are are more impactful on the words that we're gonna say um than than we spoke about an hour ago.
But the idea is yes, that uh what we've got is this not I don't I I I don't use the term
Terb working memory because I think that's very fraught with with like the the the the modal model that's been in vogue for a long time or working memory model, battlely and all these folks, uh they were really thinking of this very short duration, uh time limited, boom.
No, this is
continuous activation, namely context.
Um and the context
I don't know how far back it goes.
I don't know how far back it goes, right?
This this is an empirical question.
Does it operate over hours?
Does it operate over days?
Is there continuous activation, a more dynamical form of memory that's happening?
That's not the same thing as long-term memory, because long-term memory.
Memory is not a database in your model.
Memory is not a database, correct.
What memory in in my model is, is the uh the fi there's two things.
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