AI Memory

Definitions

1. A mechanism that allows an AI system to retain, retrieve, or reuse information from prior interactions, documents, or state beyond a single immediate prompt. AI memory can improve continuity, but it raises questions about relevance, privacy, and stale context.

   In plain English: The way an AI system remembers and reuses prior information.

   Example: "The assistant's AI memory stored durable user preferences separately from temporary task context so follow-up conversations felt consistent without overfitting to old requests."

Related Terms

• Model Context Protocol
• Conversation Memory
• LLM Memory
• Memory Bank
• Memory Module
• Model Context
• Multi-Turn
• RAG Context
• Semantic Memory
• Sequence Length