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How much context should an NLP system actually keep?

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I’ve been thinking about how much conversation history an NLP system really needs before extra context starts becoming more confusing than helpful. Keeping everything seems useful at first, especially when a user refers back to something mentioned much earlier. But older messages can also contain o…

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  1. 2026-09-12 04:30 · r/LanguageTechnology
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