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I'd go as far as saying, memory fabrication happens all the time - we recompute our memories when we reference them, and that result is affected by all the othe
by TeMPOraL 2y ago
I'd go as far as saying, memory fabrication happens all the time - we recompute our memories when we reference them, and that result is affected by all the other experiences and memories we accumulated between subsequent recalls. Or, in other words, humans always confabulate (in the exact same sense as LLMs "always hallucinate", and I'm invoking this comparison on purpose) - the difference between "correct" and "false" memory is a matter of degree.