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Google rolls out Gemini Memory Summary for viewing and editing stored personal info

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Google is rolling out a Memory summary feature in Gemini that lets users view, edit, and delete personal information the AI has remembered, according to IT之家, which cites Android Authority and Google's support page.

The information is organized into categories such as background, relationships, work, interests, and preferences.

According to Google's support page, the feature is currently aimed at US users aged 18 and older who have a Google AI subscription. Users must also have English set as their language and have Keep activity and memory turned on.

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    Google rolls out Gemini Memory Summary for viewing and editing stored personal info

    AIGoogle is rolling out a Memory summary feature in Gemini that lets users view, edit, and delete personal information the AI has remembered, organized by category such as background, relationships, work, interests, and preferences. According to Google's support page, it is currently aimed at US users aged 18 and older with a Google AI subscription, who must have English, Keep activity, and memory turned on.

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