AI auditing specialist Daniel Nikic discusses the persistence of data and long-term memory in modern foundation models compared to human recall limitations.
“And they have a memory probably better than most humans, because a lot of times us humans like to forget some stuff. AI models, they can't really. Cause they're constantly being trained.”
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