We discuss the critical need for artificial intelligence (AI) to possess long-term memory, moving beyond the current "stateless" nature of many chatbots that forget information between interactions. It highlights the significant costs and inefficiencies associated with AI's short memory, likening it to a perpetually amnesiac colleague who requires constant re-explanation. The article introduces Contextual Memory Intelligence (CMI) as a solution, which aims to integrate continuous memory into AI architectures, allowing systems to remember, organize, and utilize past information. Examples like MemoryBank, LongMem, and MemInsight illustrate current advancements in building persistent AI memory. Ultimately, the text argues that AI with long-term memory will transform into more effective, trustworthy, and personalized partners, capable of fostering continuity, reflection, and auditability in various applications.

When AI Remembers - Beyond Groundhog Day

Can AI seem too human for our own good? In this provocative episode, we explore the seductive power of anthropomorphic AI, - and the hidden dangers of trusting technology a bit too much. Joined by industry experts and researchers from MIT, Stanford, and Harvard, we unpack how human-like AI affects our decisions, when charm becomes a trap, and how leaders can design technology that's engaging without being deceptive. Tune in and rethink your relationship with AI.

Bit & Being - Anthropomorphic Seduction: The Siren Song of Human-Like AI

What happens when AI starts mimicking not just our intelligence, but our irrationality? In this episode, we dive into the strange new world of “semantic confabulations”, - those eerily human-like errors large language models make when meaning and truth part ways. From hallucinated headlines to cognitive dissonance at machine scale, we explore how today’s AI systems reflect our mental quirks and what it means for trust, leadership, and decision-making. Tune in for sharp insights, uncanny examples, and a look at whether the real problem with AI… is how much it sounds like us.

Bit & Being - Semantic Dissonance at the AI-Human Intersection

What happens when AI stops sounding like a tool, - and starts feeling like a teammate? In this episode, we unpack “The Charm Offensive” and the surprising psychology behind human-faced AI. From courtroom blunders to AI romance apps, our guests, - design ethicists, cognitive scientists, and AI leaders, reveal how emotional design lures us into over-trusting machines. Is it empathy or manipulation? How do we draw the line? Tune in for a sharp, surprising look at the ELIZA effect, dark patterns in velvet gloves, and how to design AI that earns trust without faking it.

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