ChatGPT's new memory skill promises personalized chats

OpenAI is continually enhancing its language model. The latest addition to ChatGPT is a memory feature that promises even more personalized interactions. However, there's a catch.

The model stores crucial information about you by activating this feature, such as your habits or preferences. For instance, if you mention that you prefer wireless keyboards or are not keen on microtransactions in games, ChatGPT will remember your preferences for future inquiries about new equipment or games. Opting for this feature is entirely up to the user, and the Memory can be deactivated anytime.

OpenAI has announced that following a testing phase, this feature will be accessible to all ChatGPT Plus users. Regrettably, it's not yet available in Europe or Korea. Is there hope for change? The announcement noted the feature is "currently" unavailable in these regions, hinting at the possibility of future availability.

ChatGPT isn't OpenAI's only focus. It's vital to acknowledge the Sora tool, designed for video creation, which impressively showcases artificial intelligence's capability in video production. The evidence lies in the Sora series of short films produced by professional creators. The premiere is scheduled for later this year, though a specific date has yet to be announced.