Your AI agent has amnesia. You've just normalized it.
The article discusses the limitations of current AI agents, particularly their lack of memory and ability to learn from past interactions. It highlights the Hermes Agent, which aims to address these issues by creating a self-improving AI that retains knowledge and builds skills over time. The author argues that this approach represents a significant shift in how AI agents can function more intelligently and effectively.
- ▪Current AI agents are often stateless, starting each session without memory of previous interactions.
- ▪The Hermes Agent aims to create a self-improving AI that retains knowledge and builds skills from experience.
- ▪Hermes can run on various models and is designed to be efficient and cost-effective, even on minimal infrastructure.
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