ChatGPT now lets you search old chats in the web app
Brief:
ChatGPT has made finding old conversations easier with its new history search feature. Users can now quickly locate past chats by searching for keywords, saving time and keeping their information organized.
- New History Search Feature in ChatGPT Web App
- Who Gets Access to the Feature and When
- How Chat History Search Can Help Users
New History Search Feature in ChatGPT Web App
ChatGPT knows you had a chat a while back with now-vital information, and it’s now making it much easier for you to find it. Announced on X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday, OpenAI has added a tool to its conversational AI platform that makes searching your chat history much more convenient. Now, when you open ChatGPT in the web app, you’ll spot a magnifying glass icon in the top left, where you can trawl the depths of your conversations for keywords and phrases.
Who Gets Access to the Feature and When
According to OpenAI, “Plus and Team users will have access within the day. Enterprise and Edu users will have access in one week. Free users will start getting access throughout the next month.”
How Chat History Search Can Help Users
When I asked ChatGPT itself for more information about the new history search feature, the AI bot said the feature was “designed to save time and keep information organized” and “lets you quickly locate information from past chats, making it easier to revisit helpful responses or continue a conversation from where you left off.” According to ChatGPT, the AI searches through your past conversations for your chosen terms and “will return relevant conversations from your history that match those terms.” You can click on a result to open that chat. ChatGPT suggested possible uses as tracking ongoing projects, learning and study, and “brainstorming.”
For the full report by Mashable, you can read the original article here:
https://mashable.com/article/chatgpt-chat-history-search-internet