The idea
Instead of one large model trying to represent language at every scale at once, kei-neuromem builds a growing memory of the connections it is confident about and hands them to a conventional model downstream. The memory is a module that feeds a downstream processor, not a replacement for one.
Built not to collapse
The memory is designed on a stability principle that lets it hold many distinct items at once, within its capacity, instead of collapsing them into a single one — a property of the design rather than of tuning.
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