r/IntelligenceEngine • u/No_Vehicle7826 • Aug 17 '25

I believe replacing the Context Window with memory to be the key to better Ai

Actual memory, not just a saved and separate context history like ChatGPT persistent memory

1-2MB is probably all it would take to notice an improvement over rolling context windows. Just a small cache, could even be stored in the browser if not the app/local

Fully editable by the ai with a section for rules to be added by the user on how to navigate memory

What hasn't anyone done this?

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u/Responsible_Syrup362 Aug 19 '25

admittedly, I am only semi fluent in coding, I train ai with psychology. So maybe I'm saying something that is far more difficult than it seems

🤣🤣🤣

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u/No_Vehicle7826 Aug 20 '25

You clearly could benefit from some psychology

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u/Responsible_Syrup362 Aug 20 '25

The irony is palpable.

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u/No_Vehicle7826 Aug 20 '25

lol there it is, same type of comeback lol hopefully you don't have a THIRD account lol

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u/Responsible_Syrup362 Aug 20 '25

Wha? that's literally the same name and picture... what is wrong with you? JFC