Challenge: Existing benchmarks and evaluation protocols focus on surface-level factual recall.
Approach: They propose a benchmark for assessing cognitive memory under cue–trigger semantic disconnect.
Outcome: The proposed framework reveals failures not captured by existing benchmarks.

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