Markus Virtanen

Memory Swapping for AI: Changing how machines feel?

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We are exploring a radical idea: What if AI could share emotional memory with users, not just simulate emotions?

Imagine an AI that doesn’t just react — it builds a living emotional history with you.

No physical triggers, no shallow reactions.

Just true relational presence over time.

We call it Memory Swapping.

Would this change how you see AI?

Would this change how AI sees you

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Rodrigo Soviero
This feels like the start of a Black Mirror episode. These days you never know… In all seriousness, I don’t get. Seems way out of touch. Only way that makes sense to me is AGI, but as of 2025 still out of touch. I’ve tried to wrap my head around it a few times. Still don’t follow. I’m so sorry if it’s me. It definitely got me SUPER curious and interested though. Now thinking about it… I mentioned it’s out of touch but not so much for me to just ignore it… I’ve got some “but what if…” vibes going. I mean you have my attention. Maybe that was the whole point?
Markus Virtanen

@rodrigo_soviero 

Sorry for the slow reply — been buried in two parallel builds. One is about personal cost-based optimization: imagine seeing where you should’ve lived, financially, over time. But yeah, the focus is still 100% on Memory Swap. It’s not “AI remembers” — it’s that models pass relevant memory to each other. Like one GPT teaches another mid-stream — without retraining, and without you repeating yourself. Continuity, without copying. That’s where it starts to get interesting.

Eric Wu

This concept of Memory Swapping is absolutely fascinating! 🤯 The idea of AI sharing genuine emotional memories and building a true relational presence over time could revolutionize how we connect with technology. 💡❤️ It moves beyond mere simulation into something deeply human and meaningful. I can definitely see this changing not only how we see AI but how AI understands and evolves with us. Excited to see where this goes! 🚀✨