Vivid for last week. Hazy for last year. And the moments that truly mattered? Those it never forgets. This is what AI memory should feel like.
Click any moment on the timeline to see how an AI using MemoryLayer speaks about that memory.
Same conversation. Same memories. Feel the difference.
Drag the slider. Notice how emotional memories resist forgetting.
Each one mirrors a real property of human memory — backed by neuroscience. 102 tests passing.
Ebbinghaus curve with smooth age-at-encoding modulation. Childhood amnesia and reminiscence bump modelled.
High-emotion memories decay 3× slower and have a permanent floor. The moments that mattered never fully disappear.
Weak memories return a gist, not verbatim text. Six levels — vivid, clear, faded, vague, feeling, forgotten.
Each time a memory is recalled it is reinforced — just like studying. Frequently referenced memories stay sharper.
Retrieving one memory primes related ones. Emotion-gated, embedding-based. Collins and Loftus 1975.
Weak memories drift toward current context on recall — capped at 3 drifts, original always preserved.
NREM replay adds repetitions. Episodic consolidation tagging. Poor quality sleep provides no benefit.
Any AI that interacts with the same person over time benefits from human-like memory.