Neuroscientist Startup Promises Perfect Memory

A Harvard‑spun startup called Engramme claims to link your entire digital life ('memorome') to a large‑memory AI so people can recall anything automatically, describing this as a 'memory singularity' that ends forgetting. The company is courting about $100 million in investment and pitches a memory layer that plugs into every app, promising recall without prompting or hallucination. — If realized, commercialized permanent memory would reshape privacy norms, legal evidence, workplace performance expectations, and inequality in cognitive augmentation.