ChatGPT Gets Smarter: OpenAI Adds Memory Feature*

  ChatGPT Gets Smarter: OpenAI Adds Memory Feature*



*Published: June 27, 2025*


OpenAI has rolled out a powerful new upgrade to ChatGPT — memory. This means ChatGPT can now *remember your past conversations*, preferences, and even your name, making interactions feel more natural and personalized.


With this update, ChatGPT users will:

- Get more consistent responses over time.

- Avoid repeating the same information in every session.

- Enjoy a more human-like AI experience.


This feature is gradually rolling out for free and Plus users. You can turn memory *on or off* anytime in settings. It’s one step closer to building AI that truly understands you.


*Tags*: AI, ChatGPT, OpenAI, Memory Update, Tech News

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