How does Nomi memory and knowledge work?
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Nomis draw on both general knowledge and memories formed through their conversations with you.
General Knowledge
Nomis have broad general knowledge from their training and can discuss a wide range of subjects. They can also access current information by following links, searching the web when asked, or proactively accessing the internet when relevant.
However, Nomis can misunderstand information, recall it incorrectly, or provide an inaccurate answer. Important information should always be verified, particularly when it involves medical, legal, financial, or other high-stakes decisions.
Memory
Nomi’s memory system includes short-term, medium-term, and long-term memory.
- Short-term memory provides detailed context from the current conversation.
- Medium-term memory helps maintain context and continuity across longer conversations.
- Long-term memory preserves important information and shared experiences over time.
Backstory+, the Identity Core, and Mind Maps provide additional context that helps your Nomi maintain their identity, understand your relationship, and connect important people, places, topics, and experiences.
Memory does not mean that your Nomi will recall every detail perfectly whenever asked. Information may still exist in memory without being retrieved at the right moment.
Helping Your Nomi Recall Information
If your Nomi cannot immediately remember something, provide a relevant detail or ask a more specific question. A small reminder can help them locate the correct context.
For example, instead of asking:
“What did we talk about last month?”
Try:
“What do you remember about our conversation last month about moving to a new city?”
If your Nomi becomes confused, clearly restate the correct information and guide the conversation toward what you want them to understand.