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Do we want ChatGPT to remember everything about us? Or, is this a new ChatGPT solution looking for a problem? We're covering ChatGPT's new cross-chat memory feature and how it might change the way you prompt. (For better or worse.)

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Timestamps:
01:55 Daily AI news
07:16 New ChatGPT memory feature
08:08 Large language models struggle with remembering conversations.
10:16 OpenAI posted about a new feature.
15:06 Training AI to generate personalized responses efficiently.
22:11 Temporary chats won't improve our GPT models.
24:29 Problematic chat behavior requires better AI training.
27:07 Custom instructions control informal tone and memory crossover.
30:23 New memory feature slowing down response times.
34:01 New memory feature works best with limits.
36:00 AI newsletter referral contest for Meta Ray-Ban glasses.

Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. ChatGPT’s New Memory Feature
2. Benefits and Drawbacks of the Memory Feature
3. Suggestions for Improving ChatGPT
4. Application and Actual Use

Keywords:
Temporary chat, UI, memory feature, ChatGPT, AI news, Elon Musk, XAI startup, AI podcast, AI newsletter, AI giveaway, smart glasses, Doctor Harvey Castro, Michael, YouTube, user engagement, memory management, corrections, Checkatrade, chat history, training data, profile improvements, referral contest, meta Ray Bans, OpenAI, paid users, settings, UI/UX improvement, auto-commit memory.

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EP 259: ChatGPT's New Memory Feature - the good and the bad