Google Gemini launches "Global Memory" feature, and AI will remember all user conversations

Recently, Google announced that its artificial intelligence assistant Gemini has launched a new "global memory" feature. This feature will allow Gemini to remember all the conversations users have had with them, providing users with a more personalized communication experience. Users now only need to subscribe to Gemini’s premium services to experience this innovative feature on the Gemini app and web version.

The launch of the "Global Memory" function marks a new stage in the interaction between AI and users. Google said that users no longer need to manually find and review previous conversation history, and AI will automatically remember every user's communication. This means that users can continue to have conversations with Gemini more naturally, and AI will respond based on previous conversations, and can even summarize past communication content to help users discuss in depth.

Although this feature is currently only in English, Google promises to expand to other languages ​​in the coming weeks to meet the needs of a wider range of users. In terms of privacy protection, users can also easily manage their chat history. Users can view, delete or manage their chat history by simply clicking on the profile card in the upper right corner of the Gemini app and selecting "Gemini App Activity" to view, delete or manage their chat history to ensure that their personal privacy is fully protected.

Google's move demonstrates its continued innovation in the field of artificial intelligence and its emphasis on user experience. With the continuous advancement of AI technology, how to balance user experience and privacy protection will be an important issue facing major technology companies. Gemini's "global memory" function not only provides users with a smoother way of communication, but also opens up new ideas for the future development direction of AI assistants.