According to the blog post about it, you can see what's saved in memory and remove any of it. You can also have what are essentially "incognito" chats that don't save or store anything.
@mreflow
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Karpathy Leaves OpenAI: Advocate for AI Education and Simplification
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Interesting to see Karpathy step away from OpenAI. I hope he keeps on teaching how these AI systems work. He is the best I've ever come across for making these complex topics seem simple(r).
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ChatGPT Introduces Memory Feature for Past Conversations
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It's shaping up to be an interesting day in the world of AI… – OpenAI announces that ChatGPT will now have memory and reference things from past conversations (and that you can also remove things from memory)… It's rolling out so most of us probably still don't have it yet
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Running LLMs Offline: Jan and Pinokio Solutions
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That's probably good enough. Check out Jan or Pinokio. Both have ways to run LLMs completely offline.
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Outlook and Superhuman Develop Advanced Email AI Features
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Supposedly Outlook is working on this and @Superhuman can already kind of do this.
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Outsourcing Decision Making to ChatGPT: A Year Without Independent Thought
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I outsourced all my decision making to ChatGPT like a year ago. Haven't thought for myself since! 😉
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Chrome Extension for Saving and Managing Browser Tabs
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I use a Chrome extension called "Save Chrome Tabs For Later." It works pretty well.
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Why AI Still Struggles with 3D Rigging Tasks
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I'm actually a bit surprised that AI isn't better at rigging yet.