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    Gemini AI can now recall past conversations

    News RoomBy News RoomFebruary 13, 20251 Min Read
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    Google’s Gemini AI assistant can now recall past conversations to provide more relevant responses if you have a subscription to Gemini Advanced via Google One AI Premium. With the update, you’ll no longer have to recap previous chats or search for a thread to pick up a conversation, as Gemini will already have the context it needs.

    You can also ask Gemini to summarize previous conversations and build upon existing projects. Google already widely rolled out the ability for Gemini to “remember” your preferences, but this latest update takes things a step further by letting the chatbot reference discussions from the past.

    You can review, delete, and manage your Gemini chat history at any time by selecting your profile picture in the top right corner of the Gemini app and then selecting “Gemini Apps Activity.”

    Gemini’s recall feature is rolling out now to Google One AI Premium plan subscribers. You can try out the new recall feature in English on Gemini’s web or mobile app. Google says it plans on bringing the feature to more languages, as well as Google Workspace Business and Enterprise customers in the “coming weeks.”

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