My AI Interviewed Me. It Learned Too Much.

The question is not only whether AI remembers you. It is what

it feels entitled to conclude from what you told it. I was deep in the zone, working through SummitMark's growth strategy. A quick question in an old chat became a half-hour conversation. We had gone so far down the rabbit hole that I could barely remember how we got there. It did not matter: the output was sharp, actionable, and aligned. Then a core detail came back wrong. My primary differentiator and target audience, things I had relied on for weeks, had drifted. An error I had corrected two prompts earlier had returned as if I had never corrected it. I opened a new chat and started rebuilding the context from memory. The tool had not forgotten everything. It had held on to fragments, just not always the right ones. The problem was not simply how much it remembered. It was whether the context it carried still described the decision in front of me.

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A brain is not just a folder of notes