Google wants its AI to remember more about you without giving Google the keys to that memory.
Google DeepMind on Sept. 23 detailed a persistent-memory architecture for Private AI Compute designed to retain personal context across devices while keeping encryption keys on users’ devices. Google says that would leave stored information unreadable to the company itself, though the capability has no announced rollout date and is not yet a generally available Gemini memory feature.
Persistent memory could make AI assistants more useful by carrying context from one session or device to another. It also creates a larger store of potentially sensitive…
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