Meta says Wonder includes Active Memory and Active Focus, two features designed to help AI systems perform more useful work over extended periods
THE SO WHAT
Active Memory and Active Focus are about turning stateless chatbots into long-running operators that remember, prioritize, and stay on task. If you’re designing workflows around agents, assume Meta is optimizing for continuous, multi-session work rather than one-off prompts.
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