Rage at the 2008 financial crash was the inspiration for The End of Everything, M John Harrison's Booker Prize-winning alien satire. Read more from his interview with the FT:

RAGE, RESILIENCE, AND THE CALLS: Media mogul and TKO Group Holdings Executive Chairman @AriEmanuel sits down for to discuss his new book, Roll the Calls. Emanuel shares insights on being the real-life inspiration behind Entourage's Ari Gold, opening up about overcoming dyslexia, channeling intensity, and the emotional endurance required to build a global entertainment empire. Plus, Emanuel addresses regional security monitoring for upcoming TKO events in the Middle East and weighs in on whether his brother Rahm Emanuel should make a run for the White House.

RAG and agent memory get used as synonyms. They aren't. RAG reads from a corpus that someone else wrote: docs, a wiki, a product catalogue. The agent only reads. Agent memory starts when the agent writes back: → a preference the user mentioned → the outcome of a task it just finished → a correction someone made to its answer Writing back changes the problem. You now decide what is worth keeping. You merge the new fact with what's already stored, and you handle the old fact it contradicts. Cognee's agent memory guide puts it in one line: "The moment your system starts writing back — capturing facts, recording previous interactions, or storing the outcomes of its own work — you've moved beyond RAG into agentic memory." Read-only retrieval is a search problem. Read-write retrieval is a data-management problem. Read more here: