Google adds memories to Gemini chatbots, in humans

As early as February, Google adds memories to Gemini This allows it to remember past conversations. Now, Google has announced a more personalized chat feature called Personal Context. With this feature, Gemini will now understand your preferences based on these preferences and understand your preferences based on these preferences.

“The Gemini app can now refer to your past chats to understand your preferences, provide more personalized responses, the more you use it,” said Michael Siliski, senior director of Gemini App. In the blog post.

When it comes to features, Gemini will remember whether you like it or not. Later, when you ask it to come up with ideas for you, it will take these preferences into consideration. For example, Google says that if you tell Gemini about your favorite comic book and then ask it later to help you plan your theme birthday party, it might suggest comics as a theme. It will then help to come up with ideas for themed food and party games.

This seems to be an iterative improvement in the current memory function. In previous iterations, you had to ask Gemini to specifically reference older chats so that it accesses that information (sometimes, it won’t be able to do this). Now, Gemini keeps learning and responding without you asking for it directly. The longer you talk to it, the more you will learn about it and the tailored response will get better.

New features make Gemini ahead of humans Chat memory function A few days ago, its Claude Chatbot. Claude’s new memory runs in the way Gemini habits, and you have to specifically ask Claude to refer to old chats and apply that knowledge to new conversations.

Google will launch its personal background starting today and expects it will take several weeks to launch all of them. It can only be available in Gemini 2.5 Pro in a specific country and plans to expand it to Gemini 2.5 flash memory and other countries in the next few weeks.