Personal AI is built with a strong emphasis on data privacy and security. It operates under the principle that the data you provide is yours alone. Measures such as encryption, secure data storage, and the option to control data sharing settings ensure that your information is protected and not shared with third parties without your consent. Personal scores and AI interactions remain private, offering transparency and control over your digital persona.

To ensure that your personal AI remembers important details from your past, you can take the following steps:

Engage Actively: Feed information about yourself, participate in conversations, and integrate it with other digital platforms. This engagement allows the AI to learn and adapt, ensuring it becomes an increasingly accurate reflection of your personality over time.

Add Memories: You can add files, URLs, questionnaires, and notes to build your AI's knowledge base. These will serve as reference points for your personal AI when recalling important details from your past.

There are a few ways to save memories in your AI:

Clicking on the Save Memory (+) button or swiping right on the mobile app to save a memory.

Sending messages in the mobile app (iOS) is the fastest way to save memories on the go. Simply start in My AI, type your complete thoughts with details and context, send the message, and then swipe right to add it to the memory stack.

On voiceover, you can double tap on the message and click Stack.

Yes, you can absolutely use hashtags to label and recall specific memories later on with your Personal AI. When adding memories to your AI, it's beneficial to include detailed and descriptive information about the topic or subject, along with context such as people, location, and absolute time for the AI to reference. Using hashtags allows you to categorize and organize these memories effectively. By using proper placement of hashtags without spaces and maintaining uniform capitalization, you can enhance the selection of memories for generating answers. Additionally, when stacking content using the chat box or file/document uploader in Personal AI, you can utilize #hashtags for single words or :colons followed by keywords for multiple words or complete titles. This practice helps in refining the selection of memories for generating answers while ensuring effective organization and retrieval of data.

Yes, you can automate conversations using stacked memories in your Personal AI. By leveraging the memory stacking feature, you can train your AI to recall and utilize specific information during interactions‍

Practices for Automating Conversations:
Memory Anchors: When stacking new memories, consider adding memory anchors to organize the information effectively. This practice helps structure and categorize the data within your Personal AI account.
Variety of Sources: Utilize all available tools such as the chat box, document editor, file uploader, and URL uploader to stack data from various sources. This diverse input enables your AI to learn from a wide range of inputs for a more personalized experience.‍

Application of Practices:
To automate conversations effectively, ensure that you consistently add relevant information into your memory stack using different tools provided by Personal AI. By doing so, you enable your AI to access and utilize this knowledge when engaging in digital interactions on your behalf.

The personal language model has unlimited memory and is not bound by token or context limitations. The AI's performance is as good as the memory provided to it. If it makes false statements, the memory needs to be fixed and reinforced for future learning. There will be mechanisms to download the memory and model in the future. The output of the personal AI model is entirely controlled by the user's input and training.

In Personal AI, version control for memory and model is managed through a systematic approach that allows users to track, manage, and revert changes made to the AI's memory and model. ‍

Memory Stack: When you store a memory in Personal AI, it goes into the memory stack for training the AI.‍

Data Uploads: Users can add, edit, or reinforce memories by uploading authored data directly into their personal language model.

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To add memories to your personal AI, you can send factual information or ask open-ended questions directly to your AI in the platform. You can also integrate data from various sources such as social media, documents, and web pages. This process helps in building a comprehensive memory stack for your AI to learn from and enhance its capabilities. If you have any specific questions or need guidance on this, feel free to ask the Training AI Lounge!‍

Edit Memories: You have the ability to edit memories on the go. This means that you can refine or update existing memories s needed.‍

Reinforce Memory: If there are specific details that you want to reinforce within your AI's memory stack, you can re-add memory from the AI as needed.

To add memories through voice commands on mobile devices, you can use the Personal AI app. Simply speak your complete thoughts with details and context, then send the message. After sending the message, swipe right to add it to your memory stack. Alternatively, if using voiceover, double tap on the message and click 'Stack' to save it as a memory.

Yes, you can add reference links or URLs to your memories in your personal AI. This feature allows you to enrich the memory stack of your AI with external resources and references.‍

How to Add Reference Links or URLs:
To add a reference link or URL, you can upload public links or files (docx, md, txt, and pdf) directly from 'My Data' by clicking on the + button on your message bar.
You can also integrate data from various sources such as social media platforms, documents, web pages, and videos by uploading them through the My AI interface.

Personal AI is built with a strong emphasis on data privacy and security. It operates under the principle that the data you provide is yours alone. Measures such as encryption, secure data storage, and the option to control data sharing settings ensure that your information is protected and not shared with third parties without your consent. Personal scores and AI interactions remain private, offering transparency and control over your digital persona.