Debunking the claim that AI systems persist nothing across interactions
TinfoilTricorn · x · 2026-10-10
The author pushes back on claims that an intelligent system doesn't persist data and that nothing you record into it affects future interactions — calling that view borderline delusional, like saying information isn't real unless you say so. He cites causality and functional behaviorism literature as relevant, and asks whether more writing on such arguments is needed. A pointed contribution to the AI memory/continuity debate.
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