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The AI Forgot My Instructions.
AI may not have forgotten your instructions. They may be stored in the wrong place. Why persistent project rules need more than a conversation to survive.
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AI may not have forgotten your instructions. They may be stored in the wrong place. Why persistent project rules need more than a conversation to survive.
Brian Pollack
by Brian Pollack There is a new model every other day, and there is a reason the pace keeps picking up. The models are now improving themselves. The industry term is RSI, or recursive self-improvement. Google has been the loudest about it, but every major lab is running some version
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AI doesn’t always forget instructions. Sometimes the context window gets overloaded. Two very different AI workflows reveal the same problem - and why managing context matters.
AI Lab
by Brian Pollack After 30 years of building software for healthcare, telecom, and many enterprise companies, I've pointed Protovate at one thing: AI software development. Custom software with AI doing the actual work inside it. Not chatbots. The unglamorous stuff. Recently we automated customer service requests and followup