Memory VLAs treat pauses as progress via temporal shortcuts
Brief pauses drop counting success from 47 to 16 of 50 and from 44 to 10; event-indexed memory recovers half or more without retraining.
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Brief pauses drop counting success from 47 to 16 of 50 and from 44 to 10; event-indexed memory recovers half or more without retraining.
A graph of textual and visual anchors plus a trainable evidence selector improved three memory benchmarks across base models.
A variational mutual-information critic supplies dense rewards so bounded summaries stay predictive of future task targets.
arXiv paper introduces Memorilla for latent semantic memory in LLMs.
Benchmark with 155 trajectories demonstrates all tested memory systems are susceptible to poisoning.
LooM loops only decoder layers after the first in causal encoder-decoder models to provide budgets from 3 to 21 executions per token without growing cache size.
LExGraph organizes exploration dialogues into graphs for superior long-term memory.
VideoMemBench pairs videos with multi-turn dialogues containing episodic and answer dependencies to test memory recall in MLLMs.
DeepMem separates semantic compression from exact byte preservation using a learned invertible subband transform to create a hierarchy of shorter sequences.
End-to-end exact match is 0.2619 versus an oracle-gate ceiling of 0.2971 across 28,058 decision points.
A learned world model estimates that quantity from archived rollouts, defining an optimal retrieval set and a TD-target floor.
On 480 crossed hidden-profile tasks, relevance readmits decoys and rarest-first is no better than random on average.
Authentic strong labels cut semantic breaches, but forged envelopes and prior success memory can erase that gain.
On 480 hidden-profile tasks, relevance and rarest-first memory selection both lose accuracy in predictable ways.
TTME updates external memory instead of weights and cuts FLOPs by 82.8–84.6% and runtime by 47.7–58.4%.
Mixed four- and eight-bit PACE matches eight-bit DAMP on the three larger hybrid models at about two thirds of its memory.
On five benchmarks it beats direct answers from the same backbone on four and ties on the fifth.
MCCL judges memory by later task gains, with a taxonomy, two-loop lifecycle, eval protocol, and scaling model.

OpenAI says locking does not add end-to-end encryption, change retention, or clear prior Memory.
Across three LifelongAgentBench settings it records the highest success while emitting the fewest output tokens of the methods tested.
The policy learns which facts to keep from delayed retrieval feedback and beat baselines across memory budgets.
Statement-level reordering certifies peak-memory-optimal inference schedules more reliably than regenerating compiler code.
JointCore finds jointly sufficient LLM-agent memories, recovering minimum-cost sets in all 6,912 exact benchmark cases.
For DeepSeek, the method cuts table storage from 203GB to 51GB versus keeping full embeddings.
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