To make the AI useful, companies are forced into a costly, repetitive cycle: scraping thousands of documents, Slack threads, and CRM entries, and force-feeding them into the prompt window for context. Every time a typical enterprise AI agent spins up to answer an internal question, it wakes up with severe amnesia.
Every time a typical enterprise AI agent spins up to answer an internal question, it wakes up with severe amnesia.
To make the AI useful, companies are forced into a costly, repetitive cycle: scraping thousands of documents, Slack threads, and CRM entries, and force-feeding them into the prompt window for context.
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Every time a typical enterprise AI agent spins up to answer an internal question, it wakes up with severe amnesia. To make the AI useful, companies are forced into a costly, repetitive cycle: scraping thousands of documents, Slack threads, and CRM entries, and force-feeding them into the prompt window for context. It is a brute-force […] This story continues at The Next Web
It is a brute-force […] This story continues at The Next Web
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