ChatGPT Can Now Add Your Mac Activity to Its Memories
OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot and Codex coding agents have had access to memories, the company’s term for context (background information) derived from previous chat activity, since April 2024. A new Computer History feature builds on that to include (if you opt in) logging your interactions with websites and applications, so it can essentially follow your footsteps to extrapolate where you want to go.
The feature launched this week on MacOS for subscribers to its Pro, Business and Enterprise plans (but not yet for users in the European Economic Area, Switzerland or the United Kingdom). According to the documentation, admins for the latter two plans can control whether users have the ability to enable the feature, in addition to individual user opt-in.
Beyond having the ability to opt in, you can independently select which applications and websites are fair game, as well as pause tracking; you can also view or delete the...
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