AI BriefingMemory Feature and New Control Options for ChatGPT
Key point
OpenAI has introduced a ChatGPT memory feature that remembers the context of a user's conversations to provide personalized responses.
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OpenAI is introducing a ChatGPT memory feature that remembers the content of conversations with users and uses it in future conversations. Through this, users can receive personalized, tailored responses without having to explain the same information repeatedly each time.
Memory works in two ways.
- saved memories: specific information that the user has explicitly asked to be remembered
- chat history: insights that ChatGPT has picked up on its own from past conversations
Users have strong control, such as being able to turn off the memory feature entirely or delete specific memories only. They can disable the memory feature in settings, or use Temporary Chat mode, which leaves no record.
The feature is rolling out starting with ChatGPT Plus and Pro users, with gradual expansion to Free users. Free users will be able to use a lightweight version of the memory feature that provides short-term continuity between conversations.
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