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Mnemon 代理采用双系统方法实现 LLM 长期记忆

研究人员推出 Mnemon,这是一种专为大型语言模型长期上下文设计的新型记忆代理。Mnemon 区分快速、基于判断的任务(系统 1)和慢速、基于推理的任务(系统 2),将前者分配给名为 Jev 的决策模型,后者分配给 LLM。这种方法使 Mnemon 能够维护并有效利用广泛的对话历史,在使用 GPT-4.1 mini 的 LoCoMo 基准测试中表现优于其他 14 个系统,并在 LongMemEval-S 上取得顶级结果。 AI

影响 这项研究可能带来更强大的 LLM 助手,能够有效回忆和利用非常长的对话信息。

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Mnemon 代理采用双系统方法实现 LLM 长期记忆

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  1. arXiv cs.AI TIER_1 English(EN) · Guangren Wang ·

    Mnemon:原始记录、快速判断、慢速思考

    arXiv:2609.36059v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Long-term memory lets an LLM assistant use a history it can no longer reread, and most memory systems build it by rewriting conversations into facts, graphs or typed memories at write time. We argue that the work of memory divides…

  2. arXiv cs.IR (Information Retrieval) TIER_1 English(EN) · Guangren Wang ·

    Mnemon:原始记录、快速判断、慢速思考

    Long-term memory lets an LLM assistant use a history it can no longer reread, and most memory systems build it by rewriting conversations into facts, graphs or typed memories at write time. We argue that the work of memory divides, as thinking does, into two systems. Most of it i…