01-14-2026, 07:16 PM
Contextual Relevance: This "short-term memory" allows the AI to refer to earlier topics
I think you are misreading the implications of this statement.
Try it yourself.
When you ask a question, you can continue your query, request clarification or additional information without repeating all of the original search terms.
If you then ask a similar, related question, or approach the topic from a different angle you may get a different answer. Which is not under the umbrella of short term memory.
If you use Grok, no matter how you or anyone else asks a question, you’ll probably get porn.
(I’m joking. But not really.)
I think you are misreading the implications of this statement.
Try it yourself.
When you ask a question, you can continue your query, request clarification or additional information without repeating all of the original search terms.
If you then ask a similar, related question, or approach the topic from a different angle you may get a different answer. Which is not under the umbrella of short term memory.
If you use Grok, no matter how you or anyone else asks a question, you’ll probably get porn.
(I’m joking. But not really.)