OnePred: Proactive AI Anticipates User Queries in Multi-Turn Conversations
Researchers propose OnePred, a system enabling large language models to predict a user's next query in multi-turn conversations without re-reading full history. The model uses a recursively updated memory to track intent trajectory across topics, unresolved needs, and interest shifts. This approach addresses the efficiency-quality trade-off in next-query prediction, where naive concatenation of dialogue history grows token consumption linearly, while truncation loses cross-turn context. OnePred bounds per-turn cost independently of history length. The work is published on arXiv (2605.23668) and aims to advance proactive interaction in conversational AI.
Key facts
- OnePred predicts user's next query based on preceding dialogue.
- System uses recursive intent memory instead of raw history.
- Addresses efficiency-quality trade-off in multi-turn conversations.
- Per-turn cost is bounded independently of history length.
- Published on arXiv with ID 2605.23668.
- Aims to enable proactive AI interaction.
- Tracks evolving intent trajectory across topics.
- No dedicated benchmarks currently exist for this task.
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- arXiv