OpenAI launched the memory function of its AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT, to all ChatGPT Plus subscribers, excluding those users in the European Union and Korea, and indicated that it will notify when memories are updated in the conversations.
The AI company led by Sam Altman began testing ChatGPT’s memory control feature in February. An option that allows users to ask the ‘chatbot’ to memorize some topics discussed in the chats to remember them in future conversations and make them “more useful.”
With this option, OpenAI prevents users from having to repeat information and allows users to manage what questions the chatbot can remember, as well as asking it to forget certain information from the conversation itself.
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Now, the technology company announced that this ChatGPT memory function is available to all users subscribed to the paid version of the ‘chatbot’, ChatGPT Plus, who will be able to use it to improve their conversations and results.
Users will be able to request questions related to this data directly without repeating this information. In this way, as exemplified by the company, they can ask ChatGPT to generate an image of their pets surfing, and having this information in its memory, the ‘chatbot’ will automatically create the image with the animals in question.
However, as OpenAI pointed out in a statement on its website, at the moment, the memory tool is not available for subscriber users who belong to European Union countries or Korea.
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In addition to all this, the company also indicated that the ‘chatbot’ will warn users when it has saved new data in memory. To do this, it will display an informative ‘Memory updated’ message next to the data in question.
Following this line, the company also introduced an option that facilitates access to all memories when updates are carried out. Specifically, all you have to do is place the cursor over the ‘Memory updated’ message and, after that, click on ‘Manage memories’.
In this way, users will be able to review all the data that the chatbot has collected from their conversations and eliminate any unwanted memories. Likewise, they can review this data at any time in the configuration.
With information from Europa Press.
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A/N: It is relevant to mention that ChatGPT’s memory function, although a significant innovation in chatbot technology, is restricted in the European Union and Korea due to strict personal data protection regulations. The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) in the European Union establishes rigorous guidelines on consent, transparency and user control over their personal data, which influences OpenAI’s decision not to implement the memory function in these places.
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2024-04-30 22:00:02
