Paper: Agent Memory Provenance Has a Budget Problem
agihouse_org · x · 2026-08-25
Born from the AGI House hackathon, 'HorizonMonkey' is now a paper examining 'provenance' in agent memory systems. While keeping source links prevents corruption, it introduces a budget problem: an agent inheriting 300 beliefs can only verify 2 links per cycle. Security relies on the decision strategy under budget constraints—what the agent decides to check matters more than the mere existence of the ability to check.
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