We discuss how current AI models suffer from a "goldfish memory," as they cannot retain information across different interactions, making them restart from scratch with each new query. This lack of persistent memory hinders long-term user experiences and complex enterprise workflows. The article then introduces MemOS, a new "memory operating system" developed by Chinese researchers, designed to give AI human-like recall by treating memory as a core resource. MemOS utilizes "MemCubes" to store and manage various types of information, enabling continuous learning and personalized responses. Early results show significant improvements in long-term reasoning and efficiency for AI systems using MemOS. Ultimately, the text suggests that incorporating persistent memory is the next major breakthrough in AI, offering benefits like continuous learning, improved compliance, and enhanced personalization for enterprises.

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