[dghlsakjg]

The underlying technology is a thin layer of queryable knowledge/“memories” in between you and the llm, that in turn gets added to the context of your message to the llm. Likely RAG. It can be as simple as a agents.md that you give it permission to modify as needed. I really don’t think that they are correlating your “memories” with other people’s conversations. There is no way for the LLM to know what is or isn’t appropriate to share between sessions, at the moment. That functionality may exist in the future, but if you just export your preferences, it still works.

The moat - at this point in time - is really not as deep and wide as you are making it out to be. What you are imagining doesn’t exist yet. Indexing prior conversations is trivially easy at this point, you can do it locally using an api client right this moment.

Besides all that, you will be shocked at how quickly a new service can reconstruct your preferences. I started a new YouTube account, and it was basically the same feed within a few days.

In any case, my feeling is that we should have learned at this point not to keep our data in someone else’s walled garden.

[ghywertelling]

> Besides all that, you will be shocked at how quickly a new service can reconstruct your preferences. I started a new YouTube account, and it was basically the same feed within a few days.

Because your location data, wifi name and etc hones in on the fact this is the same person as before. You are actually supporting my point than denying it.