Elan Barenholtz
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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I think that what we're what we what we may find is that
This kind of memory, this kind of continuous, we can call it a context, continuous activation, but this ability to use the past to guide the the next generation is gonna end up being physiologically built into the brain.
It's not that the brain is is just leveraging um you know memory of of the universe.
No, the brain has to do memory.
Uh it has to actually retain the the the words that I said uh a couple of seconds.
the next word appropriately.
And in fact that's what we see and what we see from, you know, so called working memory experiments.
You can really go back and and say what happened before.
My claim is that it's not because it's there to retrieve, but rather it's just guiding my current generation.
But still, it's represented.
It's there.
Um the what happened in the past, uh, you know, it's it's not like Vegas, right?
What happened in the past stays it doesn't stay in the past.
Uh it it actually got
The current generation.
It's guiding what I'm saying right now, and it's doing so uh you know smoothly, meaning it's it's happening from a second ago, it's happening from a few seconds ago, but all of this is beautifully modelable uh using large language models.
We can just look at tension weights, we could say what is the impact of uh in information from this far back on our current generation.
And so on and so forth.
But I think the brain has to do this.
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