AI assistant memory features may degrade response quality in long sessions
A user on a paid Claude plan doing research and idea exploration reports that disabling the memory feature markedly improved response quality and accuracy in high-context conversations. This suggests memory or context injection can dilute long-session model performance for some workflows, though it is a single anecdotal report.
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