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"Naive RAG Is Stronger Than We Thought": raw history beats most agent memory systems

A new paper asks whether complex agent memory is needed at all. Its Raw-RAG baseline keeps the raw conversation history in overlapping chunks, retrieves and reranks them, with no summarizing or memory rewriting. @Xudong07452910 reports it took first place...

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A new paper asks whether complex agent memory is needed at all. Its Raw-RAG baseline keeps the raw conversation history in overlapping chunks, retrieves and reranks them, with no summarizing or memory rewriting. @Xudong07452910 reports it took first place...

A new paper asks whether complex agent memory is needed at all. Its Raw-RAG baseline keeps the raw conversation history in overlapping chunks, retrieves and reranks them, with no summarizing or memory rewriting. @Xudong07452910 reports it took first place in 6 of 7 model settings across LoCoMo, LongMemEval, MEME...

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