ChatGPT's memory feature is getting an upgrade to be more persistent and editable across conversations, rolling out to Pro and Plus users. Unlike static custom instructions, this memory actually learns and changes based on what you tell it. Try feeding it a prompt and see what it remembers.
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Chatgpt's updated memory. Probably trying to figure out what it is. You came to the right place. Let me tell you about it. Sam Altman put this up. Take a moment to read it. You can pause and screenshot if you want to. In essence, what Sam Altman is saying here is that ChatGPT's memory is going to remember more. It's more robust across different conversations. So it's more like an assistant. One of the things that this is going to become more and more is that AI is going to become an assistant, an extra person at your table. Based upon the conferences I've gone to and the hardware that's being built, this is not something that you were just thinking about. So now the dynamic editable memory is meaning you can say to it, listen, delete this or add this to your memories. It's like having an executive assistant who learns you and doesn't forget things, right? So it's gradually rolling out. If you have the pro version, it's there. If you have the plus version, it's rolling out. I got it yesterday. In my plus version, it's different from custom instructions because custom instructions, you're putting static memory in. This is now dynamic memory. And to me, dynamic is what's going to be the future. So if you want to do this and have some fun thing, here's the prompt. I put it in the comments as well. Here's the prompt in a snapshot. Tell me who I am. Have some fun. Comment below what yours came out to be. I'm curious. If you tell you that it's real, you'll be able to see what it knows about you. You can fix it, train it, build it, have some fun building. Have some fun playing around with your ChatGPT and your large language model. And as always, you want more business for your business? Come to Backtech Pastor. If you didn't hear it from me, it ain't real. Peace.
