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What you say stays, Google Gemini won’t forget anymore

Gemini's memory feature aims to enhance user interactions similar to that of OpenAI's ChatGPT

byKerem Gülen
November 20, 2024
in Artificial Intelligence, News

Google Gemini can now remember important details about its users, tailoring responses based on their preferences and interests. Announced with the latest update, this feature is available on the Gemini Advanced version, part of the Google One AI Premium Plan. Users can share specific information about their professional goals, hobbies, and personal preferences, which the AI uses to provide more relevant interactions. This personalized experience is currently available exclusively in English.

Google Gemini update adds memory features for personalized interactions

Gemini’s memory feature aims to enhance user interactions similar to that of OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Users have full control over the data they share, as they can easily manage their saved information via the new “Saved Info” page. Here, they can edit, view, or delete the stored data, ensuring a tailored interaction based on what’s most important to them. By incorporating saved information, Gemini attempts to reduce repetitive explanations, streamlining conversations and improving overall efficiency.

Another noteworthy aspect of this update is its focus on transparency. Google is actively working to ensure that users are informed when the AI utilizes their saved information to personalize responses. This objective is expected to not only boost the accuracy of interactions but also foster a more intuitive experience for users. Gemini can also generate images, retrieve information, and solve real-world problems, emphasizing its utility for professionals, students, and creative users alike.

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Google shared a post on X announcing a new feature for Gemini Advanced:

“Rolling out starting today, you can ask Gemini Advanced to remember your interests and preferences for more helpful, relevant responses. Easily view, edit, or delete any information you’ve shared, and see when it’s used.”

The update aims to enhance personalized interactions while giving users full control over their data. You can try this feature now via Gemini Advanced.


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