Today in the AI Daily Brief, OpenAI announces a new jobs and certification initiative,

and in the headlines, they have also launched a much-requested feature, which is the ability to branch conversations.

That and much more in today's AI Daily Brief.

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AI news you need in around five minutes. We kick off today with a feature that you can probably

tell that I am very enthusiastic about. On Thursday, OpenAI tweeted, by popular request, you can

now branch conversations in chat

GPT, letting you more easily explore different directions without losing your original thread.

I cannot even begin to tell you how many conversations I have in chat GPT that are just

endless, long strings where I will go back and circle up to some piece from

eight responses up before and desperately hope it all works while trying to keep all the

context. Now there is an actual UI solution to try to fork conversations into different areas

all keeping that original prompt and context. And I think that that is going to make a

massive difference, especially for the sort of strategy and ideation work that I love using

chat GPT for. Now, this is very clearly a much demanded feature. McKay Wrigley wrote,

have wanted this since like OG chat GPT release, so useful. Testing catalog actually noticed

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