Google has introduced a memory feature for its Gemini AI chatbot, available exclusively to Google One AI Premium subscribers at USD 20 per month. The feature allows the chatbot to remember user information and preferences during conversations.

The memory feature enables Gemini to store and recall information about users' interests, work, hobbies, and preferences. Users can view, edit, or delete their stored information through the "Saved Info" page, and the bot indicates when it uses remembered information in its responses. The feature currently supports English-language prompts and is only available on the web client.

Analyst QuickTake: Similar to OpenAI's ChatGPT, which introduced a memory feature earlier this year allowing users to store personal details for more customized responses, Google's approach underscores a growing trend in the AI landscape. As AI systems evolve, the ability to retain and recall user-specific information is enhanced. This feature allows Gemini to remember facts about users over time, ensuring that interactions are tailored and contextually relevant.