Google is rolling out a new “Memory Summary” feature that allows users to view, edit and delete what Gemini App understands about them based on past interactions. Gemini’s memory summary feature is here to make the AI platform’s personalized responses transparent while giving users more control over their stored personal information. It ensures that the Gemini app responses are accurate and correct.
How to Access Memory Summary Feature?
The feature can be accessed by following the steps below:
- On your computer, Open Gemini.
- At the bottom left, click Settings.
- Click Personal Intelligence > Memory Summary
Users Can Manage and Control What Gemini Remembers
One important points is that users can also view the Memory summary by asking, “What you know about me.” Google also gives the option to manage and control the contents of memory summaries. Users can add new details, fix errors, or delete information they no longer want to be saved. A Memory History feature allows users to track when particular information is added or changed.
For example: Users can ask Gemini to remember a new language they speak or remove an outdated phone number. If the request is not clear, Gemini can ask follow-up questions to ensure the changes are correct.
Who Can Use Gemini Memory Summary?
As per Google's support documentation, to use Memory summary, users need to meet the following parameters:
- Signed in with a personal Google account.
- You must be 18 years or older.
- Keep Activity must be on.
- Also, Memory should be turned on.
The feature is currently available to US users with an active Google AI plan in English. The feature is not yet rolled out on Android or iOS. However, the experience is expected to be similar. The new Memory summary feature highlights the growing need for users to understand, review, and control what AI platforms remember about them.
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