Google's new tool helps AI learn from its mistakes

Usually an AI forgets everything once a task ends. Google developed a system called WikiSkill that lets the AI write down what went wrong. It keeps a personal diary of its work to track successes and errors.
By reading back through these notes the AI learns how to fix its own problems. It acts like a student studying their old tests to improve their future grades. The AI effectively builds a long term memory for itself.
This simple change makes smaller AI models perform like much larger ones. It proves that learning from past mistakes is just as important as having more computing power. The software is already showing much better results on complex tasks.
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