Computer History
A cross-application activity memory feature introduced by OpenAI for the ChatGPT desktop application. It records user behavior across applications and websites on a computer, enabling the AI assistant to provide more personalized responses in subsequent interactions.
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Computer History allows users to pause and resume the recording feature at any time.
Computer History introduces a new timeline view.
Computer History's official documentation mentions the ability to build skills from the user's frequent tasks.
Users can clear all or part of their history through Computer History's timeline view or menu bar.
Computer History supports whitelist/blacklist controls to include or exclude specific apps and websites.
The Computer History feature is built on the foundation of the earlier Chronicle research preview.
Computer History improves upon Chronicle in two dimensions: lower token consumption and more comprehensive privacy controls.
The Computer History feature extends the memory boundary from within conversations to app usage and web browsing behavior in the desktop environment, which is fundamentally different from the Memory feature.
The company officially emphasized that the feature makes future interactions feel more personalized and requires less explanation.
For features that involve recording user activity, success or failure often hinges on whether users are given sufficient control.
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Computer History allows users to pause and resume the recording feature at any time.
50%UnverifiedThe Computer History feature is built on the foundation of the earlier Chronicle research preview.
50%UnverifiedComputer History improves upon Chronicle in two dimensions: lower token consumption and more comprehensive privacy controls.
50%UnverifiedComputer History's official documentation mentions the ability to build skills from the user's frequent tasks.
50%UnverifiedUsers can clear all or part of their history through Computer History's timeline view or menu bar.
50%UnverifiedComputer History supports whitelist/blacklist controls to include or exclude specific apps and websites.
50%UnverifiedThe Computer History feature extends the memory boundary from within conversations to app usage and web browsing behavior in the desktop environment, which is fundamentally different from the Memory feature.
50%UnverifiedThe company officially emphasized that the feature makes future interactions feel more personalized and requires less explanation.
50%UnverifiedFor features that involve recording user activity, success or failure often hinges on whether users are given sufficient control.
50%UnverifiedThe Computer History feature can remember a user's activity records across apps and websites on their computer, thereby providing more personalized responses.
50%UnverifiedComputer History introduces a new timeline view.
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