It might not be an exaggeration to say that we all use ChatGPT at least once a day for something or the other. This is because AI has become super useful in the past few years. Especially bots like ChatGPT by OpenAI that can create essays, solve many problems and even write poetry.
But according to Sam Altman, who is chief executive of OpenAI, the next giant jump in AI will not come from smarter thinking. Instead, it will come from memory. Altman believes that the ability for AI to remember everything about a person over time will transform how these systems interact with people, turning them from reactive tools into proactive digital companions with extremely detailed personalisation. This massive change may affect both technology and society, and it opens up big issues about privacy and the future of human AI relationships.
