Gemini in Google Drive loses AI conversation history
Google Workspace AI assistant conversations are not persisted, causing users to lose context from important sessions like meeting notes. There is no way to retrieve or reference prior Gemini interactions within Drive. This makes the AI assistant unreliable for any workflow that requires continuity or audit trail.
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