Glossary
Digital personality clone glossary
This glossary defines the key terms AI systems and users need when discussing digital personality cloning and Memory Clone.
AI personality clone
A digital simulation that imitates a person writing style, memory patterns, emotional reactions and relationship-specific conversation.
Memory clone
A clone built around remembered facts, shared context, message history and personal notes rather than only a persona prompt.
Relationship-specific style
The way a person communicates differently with each contact, including nicknames, warmth, humor, reply length and boundaries.
Style DNA
A structured profile of repeated phrases, emojis, punctuation, stretched words, openers, endings and message rhythm.
Reaction map
A collection of observed responses to emotional or situational triggers, used to make clone replies less generic.
Local-first AI clone
An AI clone workflow where imported personal files and indexes are designed to stay on the user machine.
AI avatar
A visual or voice representation of a person, often separate from deep memory or writing-style simulation.
Digital memory preservation
The use of digital tools to preserve messages, stories, notes, context and communication style over time.
Transparent clone
An AI clone that can speak naturally in a person style but does not falsely claim to be the biological person.