Google rolls out Gemini Memory summary to let you see and edit what it remembers about you

Google is introducing a new feature called Memory summary in Gemini, allowing users to view, modify, and delete information the chatbot remembers about them. This functionality is currently available to US users aged 18 and above with a Google AI plan. Android Authority discovered that the feature can be accessed on both desktop and mobile browsers outside the US, although it does not work on the Gemini mobile app.

As users engage more with AI chatbots, they inadvertently share more personal information, which Google's Gemini has been leveraging to provide more personalized responses. However, keeping track of what the AI has learned about users has been less straightforward. To address this issue, Google has rolled out the Memory summary feature, offering users greater visibility into what the chatbot knows about them, along with tools to correct or remove incorrect data.