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How dumb? you are a nobody… again…

IM a nobody. So I worked my ass off and spend my last 800 $ (couldn’t pay my bills that month) but I created something that beated Microsoft and research teams on they benchmarks and open source it! It actually got a lot of stars on GitHub, some tracti…

Most "AI memory" tools ship zero benchmarks. I come at it from the other side: I wrote a paper on training-free multi-hop retrieval (at ItalySoft) https://zenodo.org/records/20668567, and WikiMoth is that engine packaged small.

on a real 356-note vault: – ~5k tokens to answer a question vs ~482k to paste the whole vault. -99%! – recall@8 = 1.00 on simple lookups: easy. – multi-hop (answer 2-3 links deep): keyword and vector score 0%, link-walking gets 100%! – same query…

Most multi-hop RAG goes stale the moment your data changes, what about a training-free approach that skips the graph rebuild?

Most methods that get strong multi-hop answers (GraphRAG, HippoRAG, RAPTOR, trained retrievers) build a knowledge graph or fine-tune a retriever over the corpus. That's fine until the data changes — then you re-extract / rebuild / retrain bef…

So how does a model end up knowing how to cook meth?

Jailbreaking is a real issue, but honestly nothing new… Every model gets cracked within days of release. The real question is where the model gets the dangerous knowledge in the first place. It has to be in the training data. So how does a model end up…

Matching the world’s top multi-hop RAG systems, with no GPU, no fine-tuning, just pip install

The three systems below (HippoRAG 2, CoRAG, NeocorRAG) are among the strongest multi-hop QA frameworks published. Every one of them depends on a GPU, fine-tuning, or constrained decoding to get there. MOTHRAG sits right alongside them on F1, whil…