Ai gets to know you: personal memory

As Ai gets to know you, it remembers what it learns. Example: if both your signature and stamp are saved, the first time you say "sign it" it asks once ("Signature only, or with the stamp?"), saves your answer and doesn't ask again. It also learns your short phrases ("send" = get it ready to share) and requests ("call me Mr Emre", "keep answers short").

1. 1State a preference ("from now on when I say sign, add my stamp too") or answer a question it asks; a "I'll remember: …" line appears in the chat.
2. 2Next time it applies it without asking. The first three times it says what it did in one sentence ("I applied your stamp and signature as usual"); if that's wrong, correct it right away. "Only the signature this time" is one-off; "only the signature from now on" changes the rule.
3. 3It also learns while doing things: if you say "add this book to a folder where we'll keep my mother's columns", it does the job and remembers who your mother is (from the document if her name is written there) and which folder her columns go to: "OK, from now on I'll keep Şeida Sözen's columns in the My mother's columns folder; I moved this one too." You won't need to say "my mother" or name the folder again.
4. 4Say "forget this" and it deletes that item. Ask "What do you know about me?" and it tells you the list.
5. 5⋮ › What it has learned about me: every item is shown with its source (You said it / Learned by asking / Inferred from what you do) and how many times it was applied; delete them one by one or clear them with "Forget all". The list can be read with TalkBack.

Memory is at most 40 short items and lives only on your device and in the folder of your Google Drive (assistant-memory.json); if Drive is connected, phone, web and iPhone share the same memory. It is not stored on the server, only sent along with the question. Sensitive information such as health, religion, politics or ID numbers is not written down. It spends no extra Ai pages.