Memory Consolidation Flattens the Temporal Shape of User Facts
Long-term memory systems turn conversations into short stored notes. A note can keep a user fact while losing evidence about whether the fact still holds. For example,"I am driving a Peugeot"can become"The user drives a Peugeot,"which drops the cue that the activity is ongoing. We call this aspectual flattening and mea...
Sugam Panthi, Muhaiminul Yeamin, S. Luo et al.
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