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Is there anything revolutionary about this “memory” feature? Looks like it’s just summarizing facts gathered during chats and adding those to the prompt they f
by joshspankit 3y ago
Is there anything revolutionary about this “memory” feature?
Looks like it’s just summarizing facts gathered during chats and adding those to the prompt they feed to the AI. I mean that works (been doing it myself) but what’s the news here?
- brycethornton 3y agoI don't think so, just a handy feature.
- lkbm 3y agoSeems like it's basically autogenerating the custom instructions. Not revolutionary, but it seems convenient. I suspect most people don't bother with custom instructions, or wrote them once and then forgot about them. This may help them a lot, whereas a real power user might not benefit a whole lot.
- janalsncm 3y agoThe vast majority of human progress is not revolutionary, but incremental. Even ChatGPT was an incremental improvement on GPT 3, which was an incremental improvement on GPT 2, which was an incremental improvement on decoder-only transformers. Still, if you stack enough small changes together it becomes a difference in kind. A tsunami is “just” a bunch of water but it’s a lot different than a splash of water.
- joshspankit 3y agoFair and I agree. I guess it raised flags for me that shouldn’t have: why is is a blog post at all (it’s a new thing) and why is it gaining traction on HN (it’s an OpenAI thing)