Open AI has just rolled out a brand new feature called Memory.

And I think that this is going to be number one, a way for them to actually make more money.

Number two, this is the moat that I think is going to keep them competitive

and really keep everyone coming back to Open AI when they're kind of starting to lose market share to other players.

And finally, I want to break down exactly what Sam Alton, the CEO of Open AI when they're kind of starting to lose market share to other players. And finally, I'm

to break down exactly what Sam Altman, the CEO of Open AI has been sharing about this. A lot of

really interesting use cases that I personally can see. I'll show you a demo of exactly what

that looks like if you're watching live. But otherwise, let's get into what Sam Altman said.

So in a recent post over on X, he said,

we have greatly improved memory and chat, GPT. It can now reference all of your past conversations. This is a surprisingly great feature, IMO, and it points at something we're excited

about, AI systems that get to know you over your life and become extremely useful and personalized.

Okay, I think the personalization element is probably like one of the most important.

I want to get to that.

He then said, rolls out today for pro users and soon for plus users, except users in the

EEA, UK, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and Lichestein.

Shout out to everyone over in Lichestein that does not get access to this.

I mean, it's cool to get a shout out.

He said, call me Lichtenstein.

Let's work this out.

He said, you can, of course, opt out of this or memory altogether,

and you can use temporary chat if you have, if you want to

have a conversation that won't use or affect memory. Okay, what is this? Because a lot of people

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