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🚀 Big news at Zep! We're introducing Entity Types, a smarter, structured memory solution for AI agents! 🧠✨ With Entity Types, developers can now precisely structure and recall domain-specific information, significantly enhancing the accuracy, personalization, and context-awareness of AI interactions. 🌐 🔹 Default Entity Types provide ready-to-use structures like...

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Фото профиля Zep AI
Zep AI1 год назад

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NICE1 год назад

Gartner® report reveals how the power of AI agents can redefine your customer service.

Фото профиля Akshay 🚀
Akshay 🚀1 год назад

This looks like a major breakthrough! 🔥 Can't wait to test it!!

Фото профиля Zep AI
Zep AI1 год назад

Thanks, @akshay_pachaar !

Фото профиля Gabriel Rymberg
Gabriel Rymberg1 год назад

@threadreaderapp unroll

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Attila-IBS1 год назад

How about using entity types? Would have real advantages.

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