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arXiv·Ansuman Mullick·Sep 9, 2026, 4:31 PM

Fortunate Recall: Ontology-Driven Memory Lifecycle Management for Persistent Coherence in LLMs

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Personal memory stores in large language models often degrade as facts accumulate without distinction between enduring truths and transient states. Fortunate Recall introduces a composable policy layer classifying facts into a 10+1 behavioral ontology, pairing them with deterministic lifecycle mechanisms like differential decay, event-time validity, and slot-key supersession. On LifecycleBench, its implementation reaches a 76.9% pass rate, outperforming baselines like Mem0 and MemoryOS while cutting downstream confabulation by half. Standard retrieval performance remains uncompromised across LongMemEval-S and BEAM benchmarks.

Why it's worth reading

As long-term LLM memory shifts from raw retrieval to handling temporal updates and forgetting, this paper introduces a clear, ontology-driven lifecycle policy layer that effectively suppresses contradiction and hallucination.

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LLMLong-Term MemoryMemory LifecycleKnowledge EditingBenchmarksOpen Source

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  • Novelty78
  • Impact76
  • Practicality82
  • Credibility80
  • Timeliness74