AI Remembers You — But Who Should Own the Memory?
Who owns AI memory? We examine AI memory ownership, Memory Sovereignty, privacy, model continuity and human control as systems retain personal context.
Ben Oliver
Ben is the Editor of Tech Torque Media, shaping the publication’s editorial direction and overseeing its specialist coverage across EV & Technology, Gaming, Home Entertainment and Motorsport.
Away from the editorial desk, he is an avid Xbox gamer and technology enthusiast, with a particular interest in EVs, Apple, Microsoft, computing, networking and internet technology. He is also a lifelong motorsport fan and Manchester United supporter, and spends his spare time playing golf, going fishing and keeping up with the latest films and TV series.
A frog, a duckling and AI: inside VANFROG.ART’s playful way of looking at art
Renato Basteri explains how VANFROG.ART uses AI, René the frog and hidden duckling Julie to turn great artworks into interactive search games.
The Unicorn Tesla: how a pink Model Y found its place in Britain’s modified-car scene
Meet The Unicorn Tesla, Matt and Jo’s KPMF Momentum Pink Model Y with heart-shaped bubble exhausts, Maxhaust active sound and a place in the wider modified-car scene.
Gadgito’s RC tech trio puts gesture control, Mecanum wheels and vapour effects centre stage
Gadgito’s NeonFlip RC, RoboPaw and GestureRacer 4WD put vapour effects, Mecanum-wheel movement and gesture control into three different RC concepts.
Star Wars Battlefront & Battlefront II Review – 932 Hours Later, Which One Still Holds Up?
After nearly 932 hours across Star Wars Battlefront and Battlefront II, I returned to both on Xbox Series X to see which one still holds up best in 2026.
Ubisoft Turns 40: Four Decades of Assassin’s Creed, Rayman and Gaming History
Ubisoft turns 40. Ben Oliver looks back at four decades of Rayman, Assassin’s Creed, Watch Dogs and more, backed by years of first-hand Xbox experience.
Batman: Arkham Knight Review – 11 Years Later, Is It Still Worth Playing?
After extensive play at launch and another full campaign run on Xbox Series X, Gotham still looks superb, the combat remains satisfying and the Batmobile is still great fun.
Fishing Sim World: Pro Tour Review – 98 Hours Later, Is It Still Worth Playing?
After 98 hours on Xbox and years of returning to its carp lakes and online tournaments, Fishing Sim World: Pro Tour still has plenty to offer dedicated anglers – even if its age is beginning to show.
Nearly 25 Years With Xbox: Why I’ve Stayed Through Every Generation
Nearly 25 years with Xbox: Ben Oliver reflects on Halo, Xbox Live, Xbox 360, Kinect, Game Pass, Series X and the games that kept him loyal.
Xbox Disc-to-Digital Is Now Live — Here’s How Microsoft’s New Physical Game System Works
Xbox Disc-to-Digital is now live for Insiders. See how digital entitlements work, what early testing reveals and what the feature means for physical Xbox ownership.