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Author proposes chatbot context window function as real-time RAM

The author proposes that a chatbot's context window should function like RAM, enabling real-time conversational agents. This approach involves agents not making tool calls for memory but rather having memories injected externally. The author claims to have developed a system where mid-turn inputs receive mid-turn replies, facilitating a more fluid interaction. AI

IMPACT This conceptualization could lead to more responsive and integrated AI agents if implemented.

RANK_REASON The item is a personal opinion piece about a conceptual approach to LLM interaction, not a release or significant event.

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Author proposes chatbot context window function as real-time RAM

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  1. dev.to — LLM tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Mekickdemons ·

    Context window == RAM?

    <p>That's how you get an agent who talks to you in real time. I figured I'd go ahead and spill the beans on it. Seems someone has created a chat bot that's doing this, so she's got the idea. So IMO everyone should get it.</p> <p>The rabbit hole goes pretty deep though if ya think…