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• Kemory is an independent and permission-based AI memory layer independent of any single AI model.
• According to the company, Kemory achieved 89.6% accuracy on the Long Moral-S Oracle benchmark.
• For users in India, data is stored on servers in India, and the public beta will offer up to 2,000 memories and chats for free.

In the present time AI The use of has increased to a great extent. Different AI tools are used for different tasks. One of the things that often comes up when using different AI tools is that when using a new AI tool, you have to re-explain your information, explain previous contexts, and often have to share previously created knowledge from scratch. So the users get frustrated. SeKondBrain has launched the public beta version of Kemory in India with an aim to solve this problem of users. Kemory is a separate, user permission-based AI memory layer. That is, no matter which AI model or assistant you use, your context and knowledge can stay with you.

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Your knowledge, with you

In today's digital era, users are not limited to just one AI. It is now common to use different AI tools and assistants depending on the task. But having to re-explain “who I am”, “what I do” or “what we talked about before” to each new tool can be time-consuming. This is where Kemory works. Since it doesn't rely on any one AI model, users can store their knowledge in one place and allow different AI tools to be used as needed.

“For Kemory, India is not an aftermarket; India is the market. When users have their own knowledge and can take that knowledge with them, every AI model doesn't have to start from scratch. It can work from the context that is already available,” said Sachin Dev Duggal, Founder and CEO, SicodeBrain.

'Memory layer' separate from AI model

According to SicodeBrain, Kemory's main focus is on three things. These include knowledge ownership, permission-based access, and the ability to remain independent of AI models. According to the company's official information, Kemory achieved 89.6% accuracy on the public LongMemEval-sch Oracle benchmark. That is, 448 out of 500 questions were answered correctly. This score measures not only the ability to retrieve the correct information from memory, but also performance in the entire process of searching for information, generating an answer, and evaluating that answer.

Data for users in India only in India

Kemory is created with the idea “For India, From India”. Data of Indian users is stored on servers in India, the company said. In the public beta version, users will get free Kora for Chrome, two connected AIs, up to 2,000 memories and chats, and fair use credits. The public beta version of Kemory is now available for users in India.

About SicodeBrain:

CicodeBrain is developing a shared intelligence layer for AI, humans and knowledge teams. The company's neurosymbolic memory and reasoning layer is designed to work on top of AI models and underneath the agents and tools used by users or organizations. The idea behind this is simple, rather than starting from scratch with each new conversation, the AI ​​should build on the context and knowledge it already has.

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Kemory is the first layer in CicodeBrain's shared memory infrastructure of the future, and the company started with Kemory. The company's overarching mission is to reduce the complexity created by the ever-increasing amount of information and enable thinking individuals around the world to make better use of their knowledge. CicodeBrain works in a flat team structure called Cognitivo. In this approach, rather than focusing on specialist silos or only management roles, each member is given the opportunity to participate directly in the creation of the product and take end-to-end responsibility for their work.