xAI CEO Elon Musk said on X that Grok now supports a memory transfer feature, giving users a way to bring over information that other AI chatbots have already learned about them. The feature is designed to move user-specific context, such as personal background and preferences, into a new Grok chatbot so people do not have to explain the same details again.
According to the announcement, users can start the transfer either by pasting a specific prompt into an older chat window or by importing a full data export file from ChatGPT or Claude. xAI said the process requires item-by-item user review before anything is confirmed. The company also said every imported entry will show its source and timestamp, and that imported data will not automatically overwrite information already stored in Grok.
xAI CEO Elon Musk said in a post on X that Grok has launched a memory transfer feature.
The feature lets users move information that chatbots such as ChatGPT or Claude have already learned about them into a new Grok bot, so they do not need to restate their personal background and preferences.
Users can begin the transfer in two ways: by pasting a specific prompt into an old chat window, or by importing a full ChatGPT or Claude data export file.
xAI said users must review and confirm imported items one by one during the transfer process. It also said all imported information will be labeled with its source and time, and will not automatically overwrite existing data.
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