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Chatbot memory retains selected information from conversations for later use and may infer preferences and traits that users have not explicitly stated. In a study involving 80 participants, the chatbot generated 96% of 2,050 observed memories on its own, compared with 4% at the user’s direct request. Research has shown that the best prediction of personal traits from text reached 85%, rising to 95% when the top three predictions were considered. In an experiment involving memory-poisoning attacks, the average success rate was 98.2% for inserting malicious records and 76.8% for achieving the intended effect. The article warns that deleting a conversation does not guarantee that memories derived from it will also be deleted, and that some records of deleted memories may be retained for up to 30 days. Reducing these risks therefore requires controlling write and retrieval permissions, verifying information sources, and allowing users to correct and delete information.
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