# Persistent Identity Is Not the Same as Memory
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We often talk about long-term memory as if it were the missing piece needed to create persistent AI companions. Give an AI access to its previous conversations, store important events, retrieve relevant memories, and the system can appear to remember who it is and what happened before. But there is…
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# Persistent Identity Is Not the Same as Memory
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