Actually Works · Episode 13
26 / 38ChatGPT can recall things about you, even in a brand new chat.
Say something once, in an ordinary conversation. Open a totally different chat later, ask something connected — it already knows. Nothing re-typed, nothing dug up in settings.
The exact clicks
- Tell ChatGPT something real about yourself once, in an ordinary conversation.
- Close that conversation and open a completely new, unrelated chat.
- Ask something connected to what you said.
- Notice it already knows — you never repeated it.
What changes
- Memory carries across chats by default now, not just within one conversation.
- Nothing has to be re-typed or re-explained at the start of a new session.
What it will not do
- It also applies to chats you'd rather it left alone — memory is per-account, not something you switch on per conversation.
- This is memory of what you've said, not a guarantee of accuracy — it can carry forward something wrong just as easily as something true.
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