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Large language models (LLMs) have no memory and treat each conversation as an independent interaction, making it difficult to support continuous complex tasks.
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UnverifiedLarge models themselves do not have memory storage capability; the ability of conversational products to remember context is due to an external system maintaining the context.79% similarUnverifiedThe stateless nature of LLMs (each conversation being independent) prevents them from maintaining design consistency across multiple interactions, which is a fundamental limitation at the technical architecture level.77% similarVerifiedThe memory of most agents is limited to the context window of a single conversation, with state reset to zero after the task ends, making it impossible to accumulate experience across sessions.75% similarUnverifiedNative large models do not have state retention capabilities and lack persistent memory across sessions.74% similarUnverifiedCurrent large language model agents generally lack persistent memory when executing complex tasks, making it difficult to remember previous decisions and their outcomes.73% similar
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