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What is Memory?

It is the ability of artificial intelligence to store past interactions and personalize its future responses based on this information.

Overview

Artificial intelligence models are actually inherently forgetful; They start each new conversation from scratch. The Memory feature is like the model saving your preferences, information you have given in the past, or a summary of previous conversations in a 'notepad'. This way you don't have to introduce yourself from scratch every time.

Analogy: It's like writing down the name of someone you just met in a notebook and calling them by their name the next time you meet.

How it works

The system saves the information it finds important during the conversation in a database and updates its answer by looking at this database with each new question.

Where it is used

It is used in personal assistants, tools that track long-term projects, and customer service bots.

Commonly confused with

It should not be confused with the model's own training data; This feature covers your private history with you.

Frequently asked questions

Is this information shared with others?

It's usually associated only with your account, but it's important to check your privacy settings.

How can I clear the memory?

On most systems you can delete this data with the 'clear memory' or 'forget' command.

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