Google has begun rolling out Gemini Memory Summary, a new feature showing what its artificial intelligence assistant remembers about users. The Gemini Memory Summary gives people greater visibility and control over personal information gathered through previous conversations.
Google designed the feature to help users review, correct and remove details Gemini uses for personalised responses. The new page organises information into several categories, making stored details easier to understand.
These sections include The Essentials, Career and Professional Projects, Travel and Daily Gear, Media and Entertainment, and Fitness and Lifestyle. Each category contains specific details Gemini has learned about the user.
The Essentials section covers background information, location and important relationships. Other sections highlight professional interests, travel preferences, entertainment choices and lifestyle details.
Users can edit information directly through a pencil icon. A text box also allows people to give Gemini simple instructions about information they want added or removed. For example, users can ask Gemini to remember a language they speak.
They can also request the removal of outdated details, including an old phone number. When instructions lack clarity, Gemini may ask follow-up questions before changing its memory.Google has also introduced a Memory History section.
This feature allows users to check when Gemini added or modified particular information. It provides additional transparency into how the assistant’s understanding changes over time.
However, the rollout currently comes with availability restrictions. Google says Memory Summary supports US users with active Google AI subscriptions. Users must also enable Keep Activity and Memory settings before accessing the feature.
The experience currently supports English and works through Gemini’s website and mobile app. Initial reports indicate the new summary page currently appears on the web. Wider availability across mobile devices remains unclear.
Users can find the feature through Settings, Personal Intelligence and Memory Summary. Alternatively, they can ask Gemini, “What do you know about me?” The Gemini Memory Summary represents Google’s latest effort to make artificial intelligence personalisation more transparent.
It gives users practical controls over details that influence future conversations. As AI assistants increasingly remember personal preferences, accessible privacy controls become more important. Google’s latest update offers users a clearer way to manage that relationship.
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