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OpenAI users worry about potential removal of long-term memory

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A Reddit user is expressing concern about the potential removal of long-term memory features in OpenAI's models. The user finds this feature valuable for creative writing and world-building in fictional scenarios. They worry that future iterations might become less effective for such personalized, evolving interactions. AI

IMPACT User concerns highlight potential impact on creative applications of AI models.

RANK_REASON User expresses opinion and concern about a potential product change, not an official announcement or release.

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OpenAI users worry about potential removal of long-term memory

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  1. r/OpenAI TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/gumballkami ·

    Anyone else not looking forward to what eventually happen to long term memory?

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>The writing seems to be on the wall: long term memory will be phased out for a more fluid ever evolving ... whatever. </p> <p>For a lot of people, context carrying over is actually unnecessary and I agree that in doing research related tasks this…

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