AI agents remember everything. And that's bad

This Habr article explores privacy concerns surrounding AI agents. Modern autonomous agents can store conversation context, user preferences, action history, and tool usage to improve performance. While this personalization makes AI interaction more convenient, it creates significant security risks. The author questions what specific data is stored in an agent's memory, who has access to it, and whether it is possible to use AI effectively without sacrificing privacy. The article discusses potential threats of personal information leakage and the need for mechanisms to control what a personal assistant remembers. The issue of deleting data without losing model functionality is becoming critical as autonomous systems integrate deeply into daily life and workflows, necessitating a more responsible approach to context management and data protection.