Team Microsoft «2025»

Current large language models excel at reasoning over static prompts but struggle with long-term, evolving user context without constant fine-tuning or explicit memory retrieval. We introduce ResonanceNet , a lightweight memory architecture that dynamically aligns latent representations of past interactions with current tasks using a time-decaying attention resonance mechanism. Unlike vector databases or recurrent state models, ResonanceNet uses a hierarchical resonance field that selectively strengthens or weakens memory traces based on semantic and emotional relevance to user intent. We demonstrate that on the new Microsoft Personal Context Benchmark (MPCB) , ResonanceNet improves next-action prediction accuracy by 34% over GPT-4 with RAG, while reducing memory retrieval latency by 60% on an NPU-optimized pipeline. Finally, we show how ResonanceNet enables natural "memory drift" — forgetting irrelevant details gracefully — without catastrophic interference, unlocking truly personal AI assistants that learn across weeks of usage.

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