REMO_Framework
ATOM_Framework
| REMO_Framework | ATOM_Framework | |
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| 10 | 4 | |
| 433 | 145 | |
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| 10.0 | 2.9 | |
| about 1 year ago | about 1 year ago | |
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| MIT License | MIT License |
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REMO_Framework
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Autonomous AI microservices - REMO, ATOM, and then... ? [Call for Action]
I submitted a bugfix PR a few days ago that you merged and everything seemed to function, at least to my eyes. My branch is what I've been using for testing with LangFlow. Your most recent commits are breaking stuff unfortunately. It might be a good idea to revert main and move your new changes to a development branch. In the meantime, I'd be happy to see about getting the latest version functional.
- Introducing REMO : Rolling Episodic Memory Organizer for autonomous AI systems
- Introducing REMO : Rolling Episodic Memory Organizer (REMO) for autonomous AI systems
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Rolling Episodic Memory Organizer (REMO) for autonomous AI systems
Today's update: https://github.com/daveshap/REMO_Framework/discussions/4
- Implementations of REMO and other memory systems
- All the WIP I have - papers, projects, etc.
ATOM_Framework
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Autonomous AI microservices - REMO, ATOM, and then... ? [Call for Action]
Hi everyone, I wanted to share some exciting developments in my work on cognitive architectures and autonomous AI systems. Recently, I completed a functional alpha of a microservice called REMO, which uses a tree hierarchy of summarizations and k-means clustering to organize an arbitrarily large amount of episodic memories (chat logs) for AI systems. REMO is only one kind of memory, and next, I'll be working on a microservice called ATOM, which is essentially an internal Trello or Jira board for autonomous AI systems. These systems surpass the current autonomous capabilities of projects like AutoGPT, although I will concede that some platforms like LangChain and LlamaIndex have good memory systems.
- Various implementation strategies for the heuristic imperatives: broad view of methodologies.
- My main papers/books that discuss the heuristic imperatives
- All the WIP I have - papers, projects, etc.
What are some alternatives?
emergent - An implementation of long term memory and external tools for LLMs
REMO-langflow - A chat interface that uses the REMO memory system with LangFlow
CognitiveAtomV1 - CognitiveAtomV1: Integrating REMOv4-0 and CognitiveAgentV4-0 with atomv0-fullsample
BenevolentByDesign - Public repo for my book about AGI and the control problem Benevolent By Design: Six Words to Safeguard Humanity
raven - RAVEN (Realtime Assistant Voice Enabled Network) Open Source Software (OSS) community repo
terminator-gpt - A stylized frontend for ChatGPT that uses a long-term memory system
Functional_Sentience - Paper on Functional (vs Philosophical) Sentience
Epistemic-Pragmatic_Orthogonality - Epistemic-Pragmatic Orthogonality Principle of AI - "true understanding" is uncorrelated (or irrelevant) to a machine's utility
HeuristicImperatives - Reduce suffering, increase prosperity, increase understanding. A proposed framework to address the Control Problem.
NaturalLanguageCognitiveArchitecture - Open source copy of my book Natural Language Cognitive Architecture