Google Gemini now lets you see and edit what it remembers about you

AI assistants pick up personal details over time, but it has been hard to see what they actually know. Google is rolling out a "Memory Summary" feature for Gemini. It sorts what the AI remembers into groups like personal background, relationships, work, interests, and preferences. Users can edit each item, delete what they don't want Gemini to keep, and view the edit history.

The feature sits in Gemini's Settings under "Personal Intelligence". People no longer need to dig through old chats to check what the AI has stored, and they can fix wrong details directly. For now, it mainly serves US users aged 18 and up with a Google AI subscription.

The web version of Gemini already supports Simplified Chinese too. If you have chatted less with Gemini, there may be no saved entries to show yet.