Does Beni AI remember previous conversations?

What is the difference between history and memory?

Conversation history is the record of messages exchanged with a companion. In the web implementation, Beni stores messages in a user-associated conversation record and loads previous messages when the chat opens. Closing the page is therefore not the same as deleting the conversation.

Long-term memory serves a different purpose. Studio can retrieve selected facts and recent open topics for a particular user and persona, then provide that context to a later conversation. It is selective context, not a promise that the entire transcript is replayed into every response.

Why might Beni miss something you already said?

Stored information and accurate recall are not the same thing. The memory system selects context, and an AI response can overlook, misinterpret or incorrectly connect a detail. A companion sounding confident does not prove that its recollection is right.

If a detail matters, restate it clearly and correct mistakes in the conversation. Do not rely on companion memory as your only record of a deadline, medication instruction, financial commitment or other important information.

What should you know before deleting a persona?

Deleting a persona is a destructive account action, not a way to temporarily pause memory. Studio asks you to confirm before proceeding. Ending a call or closing a browser tab is different from using a deletion control. For a request about your stored data, follow the contact and request process in Beni’s privacy policy.

Controls and plan entitlements can differ across Beni’s web, Studio and iPhone surfaces. This answer does not promise an individual memory editor, identical recall everywhere, a particular retention period or deletion of every stored record through a single persona action. Check the current account controls and privacy policy for the surface you use.

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