You said:

First let me get to know a little about you. Now that I have an account and signed in using my Google account. How much do you know about me?

Reasoned for a few seconds

I don’t have access to any personal details about you. I only know what you choose to share during our conversation. Even though you’re signed in with your Google account, I don’t have access to your personal data or history. Your privacy is important, and our interactions are designed to respect that.

You said:

Will you be able to access previous conversations with me so I don't have to start over each time we chat? What are the pros and cons of being able to remember previous chats?

Reasoned for 4 seconds

Currently, I don't have the ability to remember details from previous conversations once our chat ends—each session is independent. However, if I did have persistent memory, here are some potential pros and cons:
Pros:
Seamless Experience: I could remember your preferences, ongoing projects, or previous questions, reducing the need for you to repeat context each time we chat.
Personalization: With memory, I could tailor my responses more closely to your interests and past interactions.
Efficiency: Follow-up questions could build on previous conversations, making our discussions more efficient.
Cons:
Privacy Concerns: Storing conversation history could raise privacy issues. It would require robust data protection and transparency about how your information is used.
Data Management: There’s a risk of outdated or incorrect information being retained, which might lead to confusion or errors in future conversations.
Control: You might prefer to start fresh each time without previous context influencing the discussion.
So while persistent memory could enhance continuity and personalization, it also brings challenges related to privacy, data accuracy, and user control.

You said:

Thank you for answering my questions.
Sad that concerns limit the personalization that could result.
But I see there has been consideration for the problems that could cause.
Maybe sometime in the future with some kind of distilled AI model, but am I correct that distilled AI implication no longer get updated?

Reasoned for 15 seconds

"Distilled AI" generally refers to a technique where a larger, more complex model is compressed into a smaller, more efficient one. Here are some points regarding updates:
Static Snapshot: A distilled model is typically created from a snapshot of a larger model's knowledge at a certain point in time. Once it's distilled, it doesn't continuously update in real time like some live systems might.
Periodic Updates: That said, developers can choose to update or re-distill the model periodically. In that sense, while the version you interact with might remain static until an update is issued, it’s possible for newer versions to be released that incorporate more recent data or improvements.
Trade-offs: The benefit of a distilled model is its efficiency and speed, but the trade-off can be that it doesn't incorporate the most recent information unless updated.
So, you're partly correct that a distilled model, as released, might not be updated continuously. However, developers do have the option to re-train or update it periodically, just not in a real-time or continuous manner.

You said:

Give mee some advice. I have a website coding project I would like to do with your help.
I currently have a static HTML site with some JavaScript to do cookies compliance.
I would like to add PHP and MariaDB using a split CRUD model. One page to add data, one page to display data.
My question is since you will not remember past history, what wording is the most efficient way to start a session with the above context?
Can I give you a link to the code I am developing?

Reasoned for 12 seconds

When starting a new session, it’s best to include a concise summary of your project to set the context. For example, you might start with:
"Hi, I'm working on a website project. I currently have a static HTML site with some JavaScript for cookie compliance. I’m planning to add PHP and MariaDB using a split CRUD model—one page to add data and another to display it. Can you help me with [specific task/issue]?"
This kind of summary quickly gives the necessary background so we can dive right into your specific questions.
Regarding sharing your code:
Directly Paste Code: You can paste snippets of your code directly into the chat. This ensures I can see exactly what you’re working on.
Links: I can’t browse external websites or click on links, so if you have code on an external site (like GitHub), it’s best to paste the relevant parts here.
That way, you provide a clear, self-contained context each time, and I can offer more precise guidance.