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Harvard Professor's AI Promises 'Perfect Memory' with $100M Goal

4/14/2026

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Gabriel Kreiman, a neuroscience professor at Harvard Medical School, claims his AI algorithm provides humans with 'perfect and infinite memory'.
His startup Engramme aims to commercialize the technology and seeks $100 million in funding, with a potential $1 billion valuation.
Kreiman calls the effort a 'fight against oblivion' and says it could transform memory use across professions.
Other players, including StoryFile and Meta, are pursuing similar approaches to digital memories.

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Gabriel Kreiman, a neuroscience professor at Harvard Medical School, claims his AI algorithm provides humans with 'perfect and infinite memory'.
His startup Engramme aims to commercialize the technology and seeks $100 million in funding, with a potential $1 billion valuation.
Kreiman calls the effort a 'fight against oblivion' and says it could transform memory use across professions.
Other players, including StoryFile and Meta, are pursuing similar approaches to digital memories.