ChatGPT has rolled out a memory upgrade that lets Plus and Pro subscribers retrieve conversations from a year ago. The new feature makes past chats searchable and permanent, allowing users to ask the assistant to recall specific details such as recipes or analysis topics. A “Sources” button provides direct links to the original exchanges, turning older interactions into a useful reference rather than disposable messages. The upgrade is available globally without requiring a separate update, and users report that the system can accurately summarize year‑old queries. Read more →

Anthropic announced a major upgrade to its Claude chatbot, adding an enhanced memory feature set for paying users. The new capabilities let Claude remember past conversations, learn user preferences, and compartmentalize information through a Projects feature that creates separate memory spaces. Users can edit, import, or export Claude’s stored context, and the company emphasized transparency by showing a synthesis of what the model retains. Anthropic also reported extensive safety testing to curb sycophancy and harmful outputs. The optional feature is available now for Max subscribers, with Pro access slated for the near future. Read more →

Anthropic has rolled out a new memory feature set for its Claude AI chatbot, allowing the model to retain context across conversations and create distinct memory spaces for different projects. The upgrade is optional and initially available to paid subscribers, with broader rollout planned for Pro users. Claude’s memory is transparent, letting users view and edit stored information, and supports import/export with other AI platforms. Anthropic emphasized extensive testing to maintain safety and reduce sycophancy, positioning the update as a step toward more personalized and secure AI interactions. Read more →