GoKawiilYou don't have to abandon all your old AI memories to switch to Claude. Thomas Fuller/NurPhoto via Getty Images
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Claude AI now lets you copy memories from another AI service.
The goal is to help you easily switch to Claude.
The process uses instructions that you can copy and paste.
Building a digital second brain usually involves weeks of tedious back-and-forth, as you slowly teach an AI your professional quirks, favorite hobbies, and specific writing style. While most platforms rely on this slow-burn "memory" to personalize your experience, Anthropic's Claude is cutting out the middle man.
A new migration tool for Claude now lets you instantly import your existing preferences and background data from another AI. Instead of starting from scratch and repeating your life story, you can port over your curated profile in a single move.
With the new memory import option, you can transfer memories to Claude from another AI, such as ChatGPT, Google Gemini, or Microsoft Copilot. The objective is to help you switch to Claude without having to start over with fresh new memories and other preferences.
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