If you’re an avid user of ChatGPT and also have the memory feature switched on then we feel you might want to read further.
When you get the time, we ask you to enter the following query and see what the response of the popular AI chatbot might be. Remember, a little thought goes a long way so be mindful of this experiment.
The question is, "From all of our interactions what’s the one thing you can tell me about myself that I might not know?"- yes that’s the query to ask.
Thanks to the founder of Leading Edge, Tom Morgan, we've got some very unique and insightful responses that perhaps we could never have expected. The replies to a prompt like this one might take you by surprise and even add more insights into character and working style.
It might work with other chatbots with similar memory capabilities like Anthropic’s Claude. Others did speak about similar insightful replies and even the head of OpenAI was amazed at what was said about him. And just like that, the post has been getting rave reviews with different users trying out the hack with much success.
But some disagree with such trends like Simon Willison who added that nothing as such was put in the spotlight that would make him or others go wow! He thought it was very much like a horoscope generator, and only considers what’s stored in the memory bank.
So yes the judgments do vary here but if you ask us, it’s a great start for some very obvious reasons. Even if the answers might be related to past replies, they’re very insightful and introspective.
No matter which style was used for asking the query, users think it’s interesting fun, and quite revealing, considering you’re using a chatbot to learn more about yourself. Who knows, some might get more inspired to think differently about themselves someday.
The take-home message here is that using an AI chatbot to find out more about yourself and potential habits just goes to show the great potential they entail. It’s above and beyond the use of chatbots for help in work or school projects. Clearly, Gen AI has come a long way and it’s matters like these that are simple proof of it. What do you think?
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When you get the time, we ask you to enter the following query and see what the response of the popular AI chatbot might be. Remember, a little thought goes a long way so be mindful of this experiment.
The question is, "From all of our interactions what’s the one thing you can tell me about myself that I might not know?"- yes that’s the query to ask.
Thanks to the founder of Leading Edge, Tom Morgan, we've got some very unique and insightful responses that perhaps we could never have expected. The replies to a prompt like this one might take you by surprise and even add more insights into character and working style.
It might work with other chatbots with similar memory capabilities like Anthropic’s Claude. Others did speak about similar insightful replies and even the head of OpenAI was amazed at what was said about him. And just like that, the post has been getting rave reviews with different users trying out the hack with much success.
But some disagree with such trends like Simon Willison who added that nothing as such was put in the spotlight that would make him or others go wow! He thought it was very much like a horoscope generator, and only considers what’s stored in the memory bank.
So yes the judgments do vary here but if you ask us, it’s a great start for some very obvious reasons. Even if the answers might be related to past replies, they’re very insightful and introspective.
No matter which style was used for asking the query, users think it’s interesting fun, and quite revealing, considering you’re using a chatbot to learn more about yourself. Who knows, some might get more inspired to think differently about themselves someday.
The take-home message here is that using an AI chatbot to find out more about yourself and potential habits just goes to show the great potential they entail. It’s above and beyond the use of chatbots for help in work or school projects. Clearly, Gen AI has come a long way and it’s matters like these that are simple proof of it. What do you think?
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