George Mack

And the forgetting part is such an essential element.

Like that is no longer relevant or that is not important at the moment.

The AI systems don't really know that.

And so when you pass in a bunch of these memories into context, which is what a lot of these companies do, turns out you get a lot of noise.

And it tries to make these connections.

I think if you're a great athlete, for example, you got to learn how to forget.

You guys know about yips, like in baseball and other places.

So it turns out- What is a yip?

It's like, typically, you know, you make an error or you do something egregiously wrong in sports.

Everybody's watching.

And then you sort of have this phantom reaction or whatever.

And then that continuously happens.

And Yips is like somebody throwing that ball.

And, you know, there's some famous players that have dealt with this problem.

And it turns out...

you know, you got to forget.

Getting in your own involuntary potential reaction.

But I'm not quite sure how, how it relates to, you know, the, the memory aspect of it.

But ultimately when you're, when you're a great athlete,

you watch a game tape afterwards, you're like, okay, I process it and then you have to discard that.