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OpenAI is introducing a new way to personalize your interactions with users. ChatGPTThe company's AI-powered chatbot.
Some of them users In X ChatGPT's existence was revealed on Thursday. Custom instructions The menu on the web has been revamped with new tiles. Now, Users' preferred name or nickname; their careers; You can specify “traits” that you want the chatbot to have, as well as other ChatGPT things you want to know about them. OpenAI suggests traits like “Chatty,” “Encouraging,” and “Gen Z.”
It is important to note that this does not apply to ChatGPT. Memory A feature that allows users to explicitly tell ChatGPT to remember or forget something. Somewhat confusingly, ChatGPT “memories” can be personal details, though. They can cover information that is relevant to a broader conversation.
“Introduce yourself to get better and more personalized responses,” reads a message on the refreshed menu.
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The new menu is likely more of a cosmetic change than a deep technical upgrade. Old custom navigation feature used It's called prompt engineering to guide the style and tone of ChatGPT. Basically, It “bases” AI-powered ChatGPT with a user-supplied command line, so its answers follow those needs and preferences.
As far as we can tell, The new menu still relies on signal engineering. It simply presents it in a more user-friendly way.
OpenAI has previously said it moderates custom guidelines to check whether they adhere to its terms of use. It can be assumed that this has not changed with the updated personalization settings.
As OpenAI has grown its user base, it has sought to polish ChatGPT, adding capabilities such as Live web search versus “Canvas“An interface tailored for writing and coding projects. More than 300 million people use the chatbot every week,” the company said in December.