@LiorOnAI
Google just gave language models real long-term memory. A new architecture learns during inference and keeps context across millions of tokens. It holds ~70 percent accuracy at 10 million tokens. š§šµš¶š š®šæš°šµš¶šš²š°šššæš² š¹š²š®šæš»š ššµš¶š¹š² š¶š šæšš»š Titans adds a neural long-term memory that updates during generation. Not weights. Not retraining. Live learning. ⢠A small neural network stores long-range context ⢠It updates only when something unexpected appears ⢠Routine tokens get ignored to stay fast This lets the model remember facts from far earlier text without scanning everything again. šš šøš²š²š½š šš½š²š²š± ššµš¶š¹š² šš°š®š¹š¶š»š“ š°š¼š»šš²š š Attention stays local. Memory handles the past. ⢠Linear inference cost ⢠No quadratic attention blowups ⢠Stable accuracy past two million tokens šš š®š¹š¹š¼šš šš¼š šš¼ šÆšš¶š¹š± š»š²š šøš¶š»š±š š¼š³ š®š½š½š You can process full books, logs, or genomes in one pass. You can keep state across long sessions. You can stop chunking context just to survive limits.