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I didn't see this coming....Milla Jovovich made a memory tool for AI.......
100k ft — What is this?
I didn't see this coming....Milla Jovovich made a memory tool for AI.......
50k ft — Why care?
I didn't see this coming....Milla Jovovich made a memory tool for AI.....yes... — @networkchuck; uses Runway.
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AI agents, MCP, RAG
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I didn't see this coming....Milla Jovovich made a memory tool for AI.....yes...
THAT Milla Jovovich (The Fifth Element, Resident Evil, Zoolander)
And it's actually pretty good; it's the highest scoring AI memory tool....and it's free.
From supreme being, zombie-slayer, and unhinged runway assassin… to open‑source developer. 2026 is wild.
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Mila Jovovich just made a memory tool for AI. Yes, that Mila Jovovich, the fifth element, Resident Evil, Zoolander. It's called Mem Palace. She designed it with her friend Ben. Let's try it out. It's claimed to be famous as the highest scoring AI memory system ever benchmarked and it's free. And it's growing. Almost 5,000 stars. I didn't see this coming. Mila Jovovich making a memory delivery AI. Now the point of this project is that AI does have a hard time remembering stuff. Mem Palace is attempting to give your AI permanent memory. It will mine all of your past AI conversations projects or whatever you're doing and put them into a palace or organize them into a palace. This is actually a very popular memorization tool for people, for humans. And they're really hitting hard on the structure. They set the structure alone, improves retrieval by 34%. Now what structure? They put it into, well, conversations are organized into wings, which are people on projects, halls, types of memory, and then rooms, specific ideas. And they save everything. Everything is searchable. Everything's findable. Now we're going to try installing this here in a moment, but yes, you're reading this right. They came up with their own AI dialect. A-A-A-K. A-A-K. And it's not meant to be read by humans. This is legit and a language they made for AI. I don't like that. Feels weird. But apparently it compresses months of conversations into about 120 tokens. And then your AI just reads it. I don't know…