OpenAI’s popular chatbot, ChatGPT, is getting an upgrade that will make your interactions smoother and more personalized. The new “Memory” feature, currently available for ChatGPT Plus subscribers (except in Europe and Korea), allows the AI to remember details you share across conversations.
No More Repeating Yourself
Imagine having a conversation with a friend who forgets things you’ve told them before. Frustrating, right? That’s how it could be with ChatGPT in the past. With Memory, you can tell ChatGPT to remember things you don’t want to repeat, like your preferences or background information. This saves time and makes your chats flow more naturally.
A More Personalized Experience
Memory goes beyond just remembering facts. It allows ChatGPT to learn your style and preferences. For instance, you can tell it you prefer meeting notes with bullet points and action items, and it will remember that format for future chats.
You’re in Control
OpenAI understands the importance of user privacy. You have complete control over what ChatGPT remembers. You can ask it to forget specific details or turn off Memory entirely within the settings.
A Step Towards Smarter AI
The Memory feature is a significant step forward for ChatGPT and AI chatbots in general. It paves the way for more natural and personalized interactions between humans and machines. With ongoing development, we can expect ChatGPT’s memory to become even more sophisticated in the future.
Is ChatGPT Plus right for you?
If you use ChatGPT frequently and value a more efficient and personalized experience, the Plus plan with the Memory feature might be worth considering. However, if you only use ChatGPT occasionally, the free plan might suffice.
