ChatGPT Remembers
Every user of ChatGPT has come across one incredibly frustrating limitation. Chat’s don’t carry over between each-other.
Until today 😎
OpenAI released an announcement that ChatGPT now has a feature that allows you to store data from your chats in it’s memory so they can be used again or recalled as you need them.
This is huge – and here’s how memory works:
- ChatGPT can passively store insights and details as you chat with it, like your name, location, favorite things, etc.
- You can also explicitly instruct ChatGPT to remember certain facts by using phrases like “Please remember that…”
- The memories are not tied to specific chat sessions. Even if you delete a chat, the associated memories persist unless you manually delete them.
- ChatGPT’s memories evolve and get refined with more interactions with the user.
Memory is now enabled by default for users who have access – and that should be nearly everyone by the time you read this.
I’m already finding awesome use cases for it.
One of my favorites: Prompt Templates
Think of the last time you wrote a prompt that worked great, and you want to “save” it but don’t want to fumble to keep it somewhere else on your computer. Just ask ChatGPT to remember it with a keyword recall and it will inject it the next time you need it.
Example, let’s say you always a prompt that generates captions for your copy and you want to recall it again by typing “;captions”. Open a new tab in ChatGPT and copy/paste the following:
In the future if I type “;captions” please execute the following prompt:
Take the following copy provided and act like a social media marketer who is creating captions for their post about this topic. Give me 3 variations of captions specific for LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.Then start a new chat and type: ;captions
Neat, right?
Have some fun with this and experiment. It changes a lot for us in creative ways we can use the technology, and if you think of a fun use case, hit reply and let me know!
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