OpenAI has rolled out an exciting new memory feature in ChatGPT that makes conversations feel more personal and helpful. With this update, ChatGPT can now automatically remember details you’ve shared in previous chats. This means it can offer better responses based on your preferences, interests, or commonly discussed topics.
For example, if you once mentioned that you love baseball, ChatGPT will keep that in mind for future conversations. This helps make your experience smoother and more tailored to you. You won’t have to keep repeating things every time you chat—it’ll already “know” what matters to you.
The memory feature is turned on by default. However, if you’re not comfortable with it, you can turn it off at any time. You can also manage what ChatGPT remembers by going into your Settings and checking the “Memory” section. There, you can see what information is stored, update it, or delete anything you don’t want saved.
Right now, this helpful feature is available to ChatGPT Plus and Pro users. Users with Team, Enterprise, and Edu plans will get access to it soon. This update is part of OpenAI’s efforts to make ChatGPT smarter and more useful in daily conversations—whether you’re using it for work, learning, or just casual chats.
With this new feature, ChatGPT becomes more than just a chatbot—it becomes your personalized digital assistant, ready to chat smarter every day.
