papersSEP 10 04:00 UTC
Study separates what language agents store in memory from what they use to answer
An arXiv paper examines memory management for persistent language agents, arguing that the experiences an agent keeps in storage should be treated separately from the evidence it retrieves for any individual question. The authors note that a superseded fact can mislead an answer about the current state while still being essential for queries about the past. The work frames forgetting as a deliberate design choice in agent architectures.