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IBL News | New York
Google rolled out an update for its Gemini that allows its chatbot to remember users’ past conversations and chats.
The new feature matches OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude memory feature.
With the setting turned on, Google’s Gemini automatically recalls users’ key details and preferences and uses them to personalize the output, with more natural and relevant conversations.
In addition, the Gemini app also introduced a new privacy feature called Temporary Chats, which gives more control over data.
At I/O, Google introduced its vision for a Gemini assistant that learns and truly understands the user, not one that just responds to your prompt in the same way that it would to anyone else’s prompt.
At first, personalized conversations will be available when using our 2.5 Pro model in select countries, and Google plans to expand the feature to our 2.5 Flash model and more countries in the weeks ahead.
Also, Anthropic has introduced a similar feature for Claude solves the problem of referencing information from other conversations with the AI chatbot.
Anthropic said Claude users can toggle the behavior with this setting.
Claude’s memory feature is only available for Enterprise, Team, and Max subscribers for now.
