Grok's memory feature looks quite convenient, but automatically archiving both Discord identities and GitHub projects makes the privacy boundaries feel a bit blurred.

Crypto news, xAI's Grok large language model is currently conducting a gradual rollout test for a new user memory feature. According to the test page display, the memory function can automatically record key personal information mentioned by users during conversations and generate a systematic user profile. Users can directly view and edit the personal memory files recorded by Grok, thereby providing continuous contextual background for subsequent conversations and enhancing interaction fluency. In leaked system screenshots, Grok's automatically organized user profile includes multi-dimensional fields such as social accounts, hardware configurations, daily occupations, and subscription versions, and can even automatically identify the user's Discord community administrator status and GitHub open-source project details based on chat history. Currently, xAI has not announced the official launch time or specific scope of the memory feature.