Lock-in Questions in AGI Memory: Toward Scalable, Traceable, and Controlled Forgetting
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| author | Ghelich Oghli, Hossein |
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| contents | <p>This paper introduces the concept of Lock-in Questions for AGI memory systems, discussing challenges in scalability, traceability, and controlled forgetting. It establishes a conceptual foundation for memory-centric AGI design without presenting a final solution, aiming to engage the research community in further investigation.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Lock-in Questions in AGI Memory: Toward Scalable, Traceable, and Controlled Forgetting Ghelich Oghli, Hossein AGI, artificial general intelligence, memory systems, Lock-in Questions, HoloMind <p>This paper introduces the concept of Lock-in Questions for AGI memory systems, discussing challenges in scalability, traceability, and controlled forgetting. It establishes a conceptual foundation for memory-centric AGI design without presenting a final solution, aiming to engage the research community in further investigation.</p> |
| title | Lock-in Questions in AGI Memory: Toward Scalable, Traceable, and Controlled Forgetting |
| topic | AGI, artificial general intelligence, memory systems, Lock-in Questions, HoloMind |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17949258 |