Hey everyone, I’m having trouble with an AI tool for my data projects. I’ve been using Gemini to analyze and chart data from my Google Sheets. At first, it seemed great. The more I explained my data structure, the better it got at understanding and working with it.
But here’s the problem: every time I reload the sheet or clear the history, it’s like starting from scratch. The AI doesn’t remember anything I taught it before. It’s super frustrating having to re-teach the basics every single time.
I’m wondering if I’m doing something wrong. Is there a setting I missed? Or some step in the setup process that I should’ve done differently? I’m using the Advanced version on a free trial, but honestly, I’m not sure it’s worth subscribing if this memory issue doesn’t get fixed.
Has anyone else run into this problem? Or found a way to make the AI retain information between sessions? Any advice would be really helpful!
I’ve encountered similar challenges with AI tools for data analysis. Unfortunately, most AI chatbots and assistants don’t have persistent memory between sessions due to privacy concerns and technical limitations. To mitigate this, I’ve found it helpful to create a comprehensive prompt template that includes key information about your data structure, analysis goals, and preferred output formats. You can quickly paste this at the beginning of each new session to quickly bring the AI up to speed. While not ideal, it’s more efficient than starting from scratch each time. Additionally, consider exploring other AI-powered data analysis tools that might offer better continuity features for your specific needs.
hey dude, ive had the same issue with gemini. super annoying right? ive found a workaround tho. try saving ur data structure explanations in a separate doc and copy-paste em at the start of each session. not perfect but saves time. hope this helps!
I’ve been using Gemini for data analysis too, and I’ve run into the same frustrating memory issue. One approach that’s worked well for me is creating a custom Google Sheets add-on that stores my data structure and analysis preferences. It’s a bit of work upfront, but it saves tons of time in the long run.
The add-on essentially acts as a bridge between your data and Gemini, feeding it the necessary context each time you start a new session. This way, you don’t have to manually re-teach the AI every time.
Another trick is to use Gemini’s API directly instead of the web interface. With the API, you can build a more persistent workflow that maintains context between sessions. It requires some coding skills, but it’s worth it if you’re doing heavy data analysis regularly.
These solutions aren’t perfect, but they’ve definitely improved my workflow with Gemini. Hope this helps!