88Z AI, 5 June — OpenAI has launched a new ChatGPT memory system based on Dreaming technology, which automatically organizes and updates user background information for more personalized responses. The new feature supports viewing and editing memory summaries and is initially available to Plus and Pro users in the US.
At a glance
- The new memory system, based on Dreaming technology, automatically updates and corrects user background information to enhance response personalization.
- New features allow viewing and editing of memory summaries; currently available only to US Plus and Pro users, with future expansion to free users.
The update
OpenAI has officially launched a new ChatGPT memory system built on Dreaming technology. The system automatically organizes background information such as user preferences and plans generated during long-term conversations, intelligently determining whether this information is outdated. By enabling automatic updates and corrections to memories, the system aims to provide more accurate and personalized responses. This update also introduces new management features, allowing users to directly view and edit memory summaries generated by the system, thereby giving them better control over their personal data. Currently, this new feature is initially available to Plus and Pro subscribers in the United States. OpenAI states that it will gradually expand the service to more regions and eventually cover free users.
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