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Agent Memory and Statefulness

The ability of artificial intelligence agents to retain and recall information, either from previous runs or previous steps in the current run, including the reasoning behind their actions, tools they called, and information they retrieved, which can be achieved through session-based short-term or persistent long-term memory

intermediate
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Agent memory and statefulness are essential concepts in artificial intelligence that enhance the functionality of agents. Memory allows agents to store and recall information from past interactions, enabling them to learn and adapt over time. Statefulness ensures that agents can maintain context acr...

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Key Terms

Agent
An entity that can perceive its environment and act upon it.

Example: A chatbot that interacts with users.

Memory
The ability to store and recall information.

Example: A virtual assistant remembering user preferences.

Statefulness
The capability of an agent to maintain its state across interactions.

Example: A game character retaining health status between levels.

Interaction
The communication between an agent and its environment or users.

Example: A user asking a question to a virtual assistant.

Context
The circumstances surrounding an interaction that influence responses.

Example: A chatbot adjusting its tone based on user mood.

Algorithm
A set of rules or steps to solve a problem.

Example: Sorting algorithms used in data processing.

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Machine Learning
The study of algorithms that improve automatically through experience.
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The ability of computers to understand and process human language.
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Reinforcement Learning
A type of machine learning where agents learn by interacting with their environment.
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Key Concepts

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