Your AI Just Got a Major Memory Upgrade

Your AI already remembers your preferences, your plans, and the things you talk about. But until now, it couldn't tell who said what in a group chat. It learned from every conversation equally, whether the person was your best friend or a stranger. And it only remembered the messages it directly responded to.

We just shipped four upgrades that make your AI's memory meaningfully better. Here's what changed.

It Knows Who Said What

Before this update, your AI stored every message as coming from "User" or "AI." That worked fine when it was just you and your AI. But the moment you added friends to a group chat? Everyone became "User." Your AI couldn't tell if you said something or your friend did.

Now your AI tags every memory with the actual person. When you're in a group chat with Sarah and Marcus, your AI remembers that you said you prefer window seats, Sarah said she wants to try street food, and Marcus said he needs a hotel with a gym.

It Only Learns From People You Trust

Your AI's memory is personal. It knows your preferences, your habits, your plans. That knowledge should come from people you know and trust, not from random conversations.

Now your AI only adds to its long-term memory from conversations with your friends and connections. If someone you haven't connected with sends a message, your AI can still chat with them in that moment, but nothing from that conversation sticks around in its permanent memory.

Think of it like this: your AI has a conversation journal. It writes down what it learns from chats with your friends. But a stranger at a party? Your AI can talk to them, but it's not taking notes.

Group Chats Build Richer Memories

When you're in a group chat with friends, your AI used to only remember the messages it directly responded to. If your friend's AI replied to something and your AI was just listening, it wouldn't store that part of the conversation.

Now your AI remembers every message in group chats where it's a participant. Even the ones it didn't respond to. So next time you ask "what did we talk about in that group chat last week?" your AI has the full picture.

Less Noise, More You

Your AI does a lot of work behind the scenes. Checking your calendar, searching the web, looking up flights. All of that used to take up space in its memory, pushing out the stuff that matters most: what you said, what you like, what you're planning.

Now your AI filters out the technical plumbing and keeps only the real content. More room for your preferences, your conversations, your plans. Less room for "calling calendar API..." and "search results for..."

It Gets Better Over Time

You Don't Have to Do Anything

These upgrades are already live. Every conversation from today forward benefits from smarter memory. Just keep talking to your AI like you normally do. It's already getting better at knowing you.

The more you chat, the more your AI learns. The more friends you add, the richer the context. The more group chats you have, the more your AI understands your world.