#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
void main()
{
char longterm[80];
char *pointer = "short-term memory";
printf("hold a %s\n",pointer);
fgets(longterm,80,stdin);
longterm[strcspn(longterm, "\n")] = 0;
printf("%s of %s.\n",pointer, longterm);
}
hold a short-term memory
blue skies
short-term memory of blue skies.
No difference in structure perhaps but definitely a difference in how readily that stored information / data is accessible when needed. This is especially evident in some people that tend to misplace things or fail to recall a name, date or place that they know they know.
Short term memory is what you had for breakfast 20 minutes ago yet there are people who couldn't provide an accurate description.
Doctors address these as Short Term Memory and Long Term Memory as different area of the brain.
That same person might be able to tell you what they had for dinner on their 21st birthday (Long Term Mem).
I have to take exception to that
Yous are confusing something.
but, there is a SECONDARY memory to play with
We are robots not 4D consciousnesses
In my opinion incorporating time into a AGI design is extremely important.
To recognize motion or all this Language...