ChatGPT has the merit of being among the very first services to bring generative artificial intelligence within everyone’s reach, even on smartphones. And OpenAI, the company that created ChatGPT, just released a interesting update for his service.
The interesting update arrives for ChatGPT which introduces the possibility of making the chatbot capable of recognize users based on what he learns on their account.
ChatGPT actually receives a new option called Memorywhich can be activated or not, which allows the chatbot to remember details about the user he talks to. In this way the chatbot evolves further because it will be able to recognize the interlocutor and provide increasingly relevant answers to his profile.
In other words, ChatGPT will be able to learn about the user it interacts with over time. For example, the option will be useful if you require content to be generated concern a specific user that ChatGPT.
Maybe you will no longer have to ask others for advice when you have to do something gift to your friendespecially if the latter has had conversations with ChatGPT.
Clearly it will also be possible to modify the ChatGPT memory, with the possibility of erase specific memories. The user will then be in control of everything the chatbot learns about them, with the ability to to remove memories that can be considered private or inconvenient.
The news just announced by OpenAI is still in the testing phase. The company is mainly testing it on ChatGPT Plus, where it is available to select users. We’ll see if its final release will also arrive for the free version.
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