I'm working on a DIY project where I want to create a memory system for an AI, but I'm not aiming for anything at an industry level. Can anyone suggest a workflow for reverse engineering to develop a basic version of this?
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Honestly, building a memory system isn't super simple, especially if you're not into AI yet. But I think if you focus more on picking up some foundational concepts first, it could be less overwhelming. Maybe start with small components of AI workflows and expand from there?
First, what's your end goal with the memory system? Knowing your use case can help shape the approach. Also, AI has a long history, so there's lots of research from way back to now. You might want to start by checking out some easy-to-digest resources like YouTube videos or introductory classes to get a better grasp on how memory functions in AI.
For my project, I want the memory to store data in a database for an AI that operates more like a basic assistant, so I'm just looking to learn from existing AI workflows without diving too deep into the theory.
Yeah, AI seems a bit overwhelming for me right now! I'm trying to avoid diving too deep and getting lost.