
Stanford Open-Sources Memorilla, a 16‑Token Memory Module for Frozen LLMs
Stanford researchers released Memorilla, an open‑source module that compresses a document collection into just 16 memory tokens for frozen Qwen3‑8B.
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Stanford researchers released Memorilla, an open‑source module that compresses a document collection into just 16 memory tokens for frozen Qwen3‑8B.

Researchers unveiled MIGRO, a decoupled long‑term memory system that lets successive language models share exact user histories while using compact storage.

Researchers introduced the LLM Active Approximation Model (LAAM), a hybrid retrieval system that preserves most of the relevance of full LLM reranking.

Researchers unveil REWEAVE, an online method that rewires HNSW graphs using query feedback.

Researchers unveil AntEmbed, a dual‑mode model that merges efficient discriminative embeddings with reasoning‑enhanced generative embeddings.

A new arXiv paper describes MV-IVF, a native IVF-style index for multi-vector retrieval. The source says it targets faster set-based search.

A new arXiv audit shows large language models rarely follow researcher‑provided category definitions.

Towards Data Science says a RAG pipeline may be missing a 1994 algorithm, despite embeddings detecting broad meaning. Here’s why that matters for retrieval.