OpenAI has rolled out an update to ChatGPT’s Memory feature, allowing the chatbot to remember not just your preferences but all your previous conversations.
“This is a surprisingly great feature [in my opinion], and it points at something we are excited about: AI systems that get to know you over your life, and become extremely useful and personalized,” OpenAI CEO Sam Altman tweeted.
“In addition to the saved memories that were there before, it now references all your past conversations to deliver responses that feel more relevant and tailored to you,” it says. “This means memory now works in two ways: ‘saved memories’ you’ve asked it to remember and ‘chat history,’ which are insights ChatGPT gathers from past chats to improve future ones.”
You can opt out of the Memory feature completely or partially using toggles for saved memories (only essential details) and chat history in ChatGPT’s Settings. Click your profile picture and go to Settings > Personalization > Memory. To check what ChatGPT has already learned about you, click “Manage memories” under the Reference saved memories option.
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