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MemBubble: Benchmarking How Agent Memory Shapes LLM Response Diversity
Memory serves as the core component of LLM-based agents, enabling personalized responses via extracting and using user preferences from past interactions. However, its use may reduce response diversity, thereby narrowing the range of information available to users. Existing evaluations rely largely
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