When an App Says “Forget”, What Would It Take to Believe It?
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I tried to make chat history more convenient. Then I met the software equivalent of someone who keeps screenshots. “Forget what I just told you.” A reasonable request. Five words. No one expects to need a diagram. Imagine deleting your old address from an assistant, closing your laptop, and returni…
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When an App Says “Forget”, What Would It Take to Believe It?
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