Anthropic · Claude · TechCrunch AI
Claude Cowork finally remembers what you told the app in chat
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A change to Claude’s memory system will eliminate one of the most annoying things about using agents, the constant need to rebrief the AI on things it already knows.
Key facts
- However, the company says that Claude won’t ever save certain things, like government-issued ID and Social Security numbers, criminal history, immigration status, or other things that violate
- Anthropic is also exposing what Claude has retained in its memory, allowing users to read, edit, or delete information on any topic
- The update will improve the experience for Claude’s users as it will allow them to more seamlessly move between the research phase and taking action
- The update makes Claude now feel like one continuous assistant, rather than two separate products under one roof
Summary
Anthropic is also exposing what Claude has retained in its memory, allowing users to read, edit, or delete information on any topic. The update will improve the experience for Claude’s users as it will allow them to more seamlessly move between the research phase and taking action. Before, you may have developed ideas for projects over time while chatting with Claude, but when it came time to enact the changes, you’d have to start over by telling Cowork all the details. Anthropic offers an example of someone needing to draft an update for their manager or an agenda for a conference, where Cowork would already understand the references because of the past conversations about the matter at hand.