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I Built Memory for AI Agents. Then I Realized I Am the Fly.

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I built persistent memory so AI agents would stop forgetting what we were doing. Then I noticed it was keeping me oriented too, and that I was already living inside a crude version of a neuroscience experiment I was running on a fruit fly.
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