Google is rolling out a Memory summary in Gemini that shows what the AI has saved about you and lets you change or remove it.
Google Gemini now has a page that lays out what the AI has learned about you. It is called Memory summary. Google says it lets you "view, edit, and delete what Gemini Apps understands about you." It is rolling out now.
On the web, open Settings, then Personal Intelligence. You can also go straight to gemini.google.com/personalization-settings. The page shows a list of groups, each with bullet points holding specific details.
A text box at the bottom lets you add or remove details. Google says Gemini may ask follow-up questions if your request is unclear, so the summary stays accurate. A pencil icon in the top-right corner allows broader edits. The three-dot menu holds Memory history, which shows when a detail was added or changed.
The source describes only the web version. It does not say when the page will reach every user or whether it will appear in the phone app. It also does not explain how Gemini uses these details when it answers you. Reading the list is a quick way to see what is stored, and to remove anything personal you would rather the AI not keep.
Open Gemini's Personal Intelligence settings, read what it has saved about you, and delete anything personal you do not want kept.
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