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Google is rolling out a memory feature for Gemini AI similar to ChatGPT's Memory: Saved Info is available now for Advanced subscribers.

OpenAI recently introduced ChatGPT Search, a search engine feature within its chatbot that allows users to receive real-time answers to queries, such as sports scores, breaking news, and stock quotes. This service has shifted ChatGPT to already become more like Google search, and in turn like Google’s AI tools.

When it comes to response style, Google's Gemini often provides more concise, to-the-point answers compared to ChatGPT. ChatGPT tends to be more verbose, even with simple questions. While you can ask it to shorten or summarize, if you prefer quick, straightforward responses, Gemini is a better fit.

Now you can spend less time telling Gemini background information and more time getting stuff done. The feature rolls out today, but there's a catch.

One of its promises for the smarter Siri we’ll supposedly get in iOS 18 is that it will be able to take action in apps for you. By updating its app intents framework, Apple has created a way for developers to expose “order food”-type functions to Siri.

Google's Gemini AI now features a memory function that recalls user details for personalized interactions, improving efficiency and consistency, like ChatGPT's memory.

Google's Gemini chatbot can now remember things like info about your life, work, and personal preferences. As flagged by posters on X, a "memory" feature has begun rolling out to certain Gemini users,

Google Gemini is expected to work with Apple Intelligence in the near future. Here's when to expect this AI integration.