Genspark gives its AI agents persistent memory with SecondBrain
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-07-23
Genspark says it has given its AI agents a persistent memory layer called SecondBrain.
- The system connects emails, meetings, chats, documents, apps, and Genspark projects into one shared memory.
- The goal is to stop users from re-explaining context on every task.
- Genspark’s Super Agent then automatically pulls from that memory to produce more personalized and accurate results.
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