According to Ukrinform, The New York Times is reporting on this issue.

For example, if a user talks to a chatbot about their soon-to-be 5-year-old daughter Lina, who loves the color pink and jellyfish, ChatGPT can store that information and recall it later when needed. It was needed.

When the same user asked the chatbot to “create a birthday card for her daughter,” ChatGPT responded with a message saying “Happy 5th birthday, Lina!” You can create a card with a pink jellyfish that says:

Although ChatGPT can now remember previous conversations, it can still make mistakes, just like humans.

When a user asked ChatGPT to make a birthday card for Lina, the chatbot replied “Happy 5th Birthday!” can create a card with a subtle mistake like typing. “Happy 5th Birthday! Lina” instead of “Happy 5th Birthday! Lina!” (Happy 5th birthday! Lino!).

With this new technology, OpenAI continues to develop ChatGPT into an automated digital assistant that can compete with existing assistants such as Apple’s Siri or Amazon’s Alexa.

Last year, the company already allowed users to add instructions and personal preferences, such as work details or the number of family members that the chatbot should consider during each conversation.

Artificial intelligence company OpenAI has banned the use of its technologies in political campaigns and lobbying, Ukrinform reported.