Exploring the Mysteries of 'Schrödinger's Memory' in Large Language Models

🧠 Do AI's Actually Think? Unveiling the Mystery of "Schrödinger's Memory" 🤖 Join us as we discuss the fascinating concept of "Schrödinger's Memory" in large language models (LLMs) based on a new paper from researchers Wei Wang and Qing Li from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

Have you ever wondered if AI actually remembers information, or if it's just really good at pretending?

This paper explores the idea that LLMs like ChatGPT don't store memories like humans do, but dynamically generate them based on the input they receive.

The authors call this "Schrödinger's Memory" because the information exists in a state of potential until it is accessed through a specific prompt. 🤯

We'll break down the research, including experiments on how well different LLMs can "remember" poetry in both English and Chinese.

Plus, we'll examine the implications of this research for understanding both AI and human cognition.

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