SMRTR AINov 19, 2024The Verge

Google Gemini can remember things now

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Gemini Advanced, Google's AI chatbot, now offers a "memory" feature for subscribers. Users can share personal interests, work details, and preferences, allowing Gemini to tailor its responses. This information can be entered during chats or on the "Saved Info" page, where users can also view, edit, or delete their data. The feature is currently available only in English for Google One AI Premium subscribers. This development follows OpenAI's similar Memory feature for ChatGPT Plus, introduced in April.

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