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Two AIs, two memories: what if you kept just one?
51% of AI users in France use at least two. Each one keeps its own memory. Where portability stands, and how to share a single memory.
When AI still believes what is no longer true
Three 2026 studies show that AIs often answer with outdated information. Why, and how a simple up-to-date state changes the result.
Having everything in front of you is not knowing what matters
AI context windows now reach 10 million tokens. Measurements show they find a piece of information, but struggle to connect and sort.
An AI that works for you needs memory. The GDPR wants to know where it sleeps.
France's data protection authority (CNIL) and the CIANum put AI agent memory under the GDPR microscope. The principles it shakes up, the paths proposed, and three lines to write first.
What your AI remembers about you, without asking you
96% of ChatGPT's memories are created without you asking. What a study reveals about AI memory, and three questions to take back control.
The problem isn't that your AI forgets. It's that it doesn't go looking.
On a project that lasts, your AI often answers without the decision that matters. Why AI memory isn't enough, and how to keep a project file it consults.