Comment by _bobm
10 hours ago
This is true, but consider that we have agentic token injection (what you are referring, prompting), embedding injection (memorilla) and continual learning.
So the first will update _what_ information the model reasons/infers about, the last will update _how_ the model reasons/ infers about.
These are very different.
As far as I understand memorilla sits in the middle. And it embeds not tokens but embedding vectors with all their complexity. The compression (semantic) is significant and in my mind is super interesting.
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