SAN JOSE (California), Feb 14 — The chatbot, ChatGPT, will soon be able to memorise information and data about its users, reported German news agency (dpa).
The function is initially being tested in a small group.
For example, the software could remember that you have a daughter who likes jellyfish, or in which format you prefer to receive summaries of meetings at work, the developer company OpenAI explained on Tuesday.
If you then ask ChatGPT to design a birthday card for your child, for example, the picture could include a jellyfish wearing a party hat.
In order for ChatGPT to memorise information about users in future, they must ask the chatbot to do so the first time the function is executed. You can then also query what the software knows about you — and delete all or individual details.
The memory function is intended to make the chatbot more useful. Temporary chats are available for conversations without personalisation. The information from these chats is not used for further training of the software.
ChatGPT is the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot that triggered much AI hype a year ago.
AI chatbots, such as ChatGPT, are trained with huge amounts of information and can formulate texts at the linguistic level of a human.
The principle behind this is that they estimate word for word how a sentence should continue. However, it can still give completely wrong answers, even if it only received factually correct inputs.
— Bernama
