Alibaba Proposes Active Navigation Framework for LLM Long-Term Memory
_reachsumit · x · 2026-07-08
Alibaba's research team has reconfigured the long-term memory paradigm of large language models from passive retrieval to active navigation: the model actively operates on a hierarchical memory pyramid rather than performing simple similarity retrieval. This framework aims to improve AI's memory utilization efficiency in long conversations and complex tasks, and the paper has been publicly released.
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