ChatGPT, the chat bot that OpenAI released in November 2022, also marked the beginning of a new artificial intelligence trend in the world. While the chatbot is chosen as a helper in many matters, from jobs to students’ homework, some recursively take advantage of the chatbot.
If you’re talking about yourself or someone else in these repetitive jobs, you have to retell all the information to the bot with each new chat. But with the new update, this situation has also changed. The bot now remembers who you are.
The “customizable instructions” feature has arrived in ChatGPT:
OpenAI has released the “customizable instructions” feature, especially so that information that remains the same between different chats is not presented to the bot again. The feature is currently available in beta only to ChatGPT Plus subscribers.
So what exactly will this feature do?
One of the scenarios where the feature can be used was shared directly by OpenAI official Joanne Jang. These examples are listed as follows:
- If you’re a teacher, you can put the phrase “I’m teaching third graders” with specific instructions so that every time you ask for interesting information about the Moon, the bot can respond according to that age group.
- If you’re constantly eating and shopping, you can have ChatGPT always make suggestions for the portions you want.
- If you only code using one language, you can have ChatGPT always code in your preferred language.
Of course, these scenarios can be thousands of times more diversified for your personal or business use. Of course, it is also worth paying attention to what information you have registered with ChatGPT. You should never submit your personal information to ChatGPT or similar artificial intelligence bots.
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