IT Home On November 10, the tech media Android Authority posted a blog post yesterday (November 9) stating that Google is introducing a “Memory summary” feature for Gemini. Users will be able to view, edit, and delete the personal information that AI has memorized, thereby better managing “what the AI knows about me.”
Unlike the scattered memory entries shown in the past, the new feature will organize the personal information collected by AI by category, including personal background, relationships, work, interests, and preferences. Users can edit each item individually, delete content they do not want Gemini to keep remembering, and view the history of memory modifications.
The entry is located in Gemini’s “Settings” section under the “Personal Intelligence” tab, and then you can go to “Memory Summary”. From now on, users will not need to search through past chat records; they can directly view what information about themselves Gemini has remembered, and modify or delete any incorrect content.
According to the instructions on the Google support page, this feature is currently primarily available for American users who are 18 years old or older and have a Google AI subscription. It requires enabling English, Keep activity records, and memory functions.
IT Home Test Web Version Gemini has launched the “Memory Summary” feature, supporting Simplified Chinese. Under “Personalized Intelligent Services”, there is a “Memory Summary” function: