OpenAI is testing long-term memory capabilities for ChatGPT.

OpenAI has announced that it is testing a new memory feature for ChatGPT, improving the recall and retention of previous conversations to reduce duplication of conversations in ChatGPT.

This feature is currently being developed and tested with both free and paid ChatGPT users. Limited quantity and Plans for further expansion of use in the future Users can specify the chatbot to remember conversations or let the chatbot automatically receive information during conversations to improve the experience in the future.

OpenAI outlines possible use cases for memory features, for example: Users can specify their preferred format for meeting notes, and ChatGPT will remember and provide a formatting summary for the next meeting. In another scenario, If a parent mentions a young child's fondness for jellyfish, A chatbot might suggest a jellyfish-themed birthday card. This shows the versatility of the memory feature.

ChatGPT's memory can be disabled at any time according to OpenAI, and users can advise the chatbot to forget specific information. You can erase individual memories. Although these are intended to support the development of the chatbot over time. and is not linked to a single conversation when the chat is deleted. Related memories are stored until the user manually deletes them.

OpenAI guarantees that, like other data provided to ChatGPT, the memory will be used to improve the underlying machine learning (ML) model "for everyone." Users have the option to disable the ML training in data governance settings And enterprise customers are guaranteed that their content will not be used for model training. Additionally, the new memory feature will be extended to GPT, a recently released custom version of ChatGPT that allows users to transform into users. Personal AI can help