I’ve been testing the new Lazbubu features, and one update really stood out: memory.
As you chat with your Lazbubu, it now automatically identifies key information and creates:
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Structured memory tags & summaries (Memory Units) – 1 summary = 1 MU.
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On-chain storage – Upload a memory, and it’s permanently stored.
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Capacity tied to rarity – Common (10 MU), Advanced (20), Rare (30), Legendary (50).
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Delete & free up space – You can manage older memories to make room for new ones.
What I find interesting is that memory shifts Lazbubu from being just reactive to becoming progressively personal. It remembers not only what you tell it but also how you interact. That feels like a step toward more “living” AI companions on-chain.
Some questions I’d love to hear thoughts on:
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How do you see on-chain memory changing the way we design or use AI agents?
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What balance should there be between user control (deleting memories) and AI autonomy (auto-tagging)?
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For creators: how could memory + personality tags make Lazbubu a better co-creator with you?
Curious to hear how you’d use or extend this—especially if you’ve tried Lazbubu already.