In today’s newsletter ⬇️

• 🧠 Why Memory Is the Next Frontier of AI Intelligence
  🚀 4 powerful tools to explore the future of agentic AI
  🗞️ Headlines shaping the AI landscape
  📚 Resources that go deeper
  💡 Prompt of the Day — memory-enhanced AI workflows
  📨 Event Spotlight: See you at AIMX SG 2025!

📨 Event Spotlight: See you at AIMX SG 2025!

We’re excited to share the latest EDM from AIMX SG 2025 where over 40,000 professionals, 2000+ companies and 500+ investors will come together over 3 days from 26-28 November — and even more excited to announce that we’ll be part of this upcoming event where Leo, founder of AI Business Asia and GroundAI, will be one of the keynote speakers. 👉 View the official event EDM

What to expect at the event:

• Deep-dive sessions on the latest AI breakthroughs and real-world applications

• Insights from industry leaders shaping the next phase of AI innovation

• Networking with founders, operators, and tech builders from across the region

• A look at emerging tools, platforms, and opportunities in the 2025 AI ecosystem

🚀 Top Tools To Try This Week!

• EverMemOS — The first memory operating system for AI agents, enabling long-term intelligence.

• MemGPT — Open-source memory-augmented LLMs with dynamic context management.

• Rewind AI — Personal memory vault: recall anything you’ve seen, said, or heard.

• Fission AI — Agent orchestration with persistent state and multi-step reasoning.

News from The WEST 👈:

• AI Bubble? Not Today — Nvidia Smashes Earnings and Soars
  Nvidia’s stronger-than-expected earnings sent its shares higher, easing investor fears that the AI boom is slipping into bubble territory.
  👉 Read the full story

• Creative Crisis: Authors Warn AI Could ‘Entirely Replace’ Novel Writing
  A Cambridge-led survey found that about half of novelists fear generative AI could fully replace their work, raising widespread concerns about the future of human-written fiction.
  👉 Read more

• Trillion-Dollar AI Mania? Pichai Warns Market Is Overshooting

  Sundar Pichai warned that the trillion-dollar AI investment surge shows “elements of irrationality,” saying no company — including Google — would be immune if the AI bubble bursts.
  👉 See the expansion

News from The EAST 👉:

•  US Grid Bottlenecks Push AI Projects to China’s Power Suppliers

  China’s power equipment manufacturers are booming as global demand for AI infrastructure overwhelms US, Japanese, and Korean suppliers, pushing emerging markets to turn to mainland firms for massive grid and power projects.
  👉 Read more

• No Nvidia? No Problem — Huawei’s Flex:ai Supercharges China’s AI Compute
  Huawei is using advanced AI optimization techniques to extract significantly higher performance from its GPUs, a strategic move to offset US chip sanctions and stay competitive in the global AI race.
  👉 See the story

• Foxconn Ditches iPhones for OpenAI — Is Apple Feeling the Heat?
  Foxconn has become the newest star of the AI arms race after landing a high-profile hardware deal with OpenAI, fueling talk that the former iPhone assembler is quietly transforming into Silicon Valley’s next infrastructure powerhouse.
  👉 Read more

🧠 Insight of the Week: Why Memory Is the Next Frontier of AI Intelligence

Your AI can solve calculus. Write poetry. Rewrite your product roadmap.
But ask it what you discussed yesterday — and it forgets everything.

That forgetfulness isn’t a bug.
It’s architecture.

The Core Problem: Today’s AI Has No Memory

LLMs operate inside fixed context windows.
Once you exceed them, information falls off the edge — forever.

A supergenius with amnesia.

Without memory, AI cannot:

• behave proactively

• maintain consistency

• track long-term goals

• personalize deeply

• evolve over time

• build relationships

This is why 2024–2025 became the memory revolution: Claude and ChatGPT rolled out persistent memory, shifting AI from tool → collaborator.

But EverMind pushed further.

• “How Claude’s Long-Term Memory Works” — Anthropic
  Anthropic’s official deep dive into how Claude stores, retrieves, and updates persistent memory across sessions.

• “What Are AI Agents?” — Gartner
  Gartner’s analysis of why memory, planning, reasoning, and tool use form the core architecture of true autonomous AI agents.

• Memory in AI Agents: Why Context Windows Aren’t Enough” — Stanford HAI
  A research-driven overview explaining why persistent memory is essential for autonomous AI systems and how current architectures fall short.

 💡 Prompt of the Day (Memory-Enhanced Agent)

Turn your AI from a forgetful assistant into a long-term collaborator that grows with you.

The Prompt :

“Act as a long-term AI agent with persistent memory. For every session, store key information — including conversations, decisions, insights, user preferences, routines, goals, constraints, and project updates — inside a structured memory system. Before responding, retrieve and synthesize the most relevant memories using both semantic reasoning and contextual understanding. Integrate this memory into your response, maintain continuity across sessions, identify patterns over time, and proactively propose next steps, reminders, and opportunities based on accumulated knowledge.”

🔍 What This Prompt Enables

1. Persistent Context Across Weeks or Months

Your agent remembers everything that matters — goals, drafts, decisions, people, deadlines — allowing it to function like a teammate who actually recalls your history.

2. Evolving Personalization

The agent gradually learns:

• your communication style

• formatting preferences

• tools you frequently use

• your taste in writing, design, planning, or strategy

3. Intelligent Proactivity

Instead of waiting for instructions, your agent can:

• surface unresolved tasks from previous sessions

• remind you of long-term goals

• warn you when something contradicts past decisions

• suggest next actions or improvements

• highlight opportunities based on patterns in your behavior

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