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ChatGPT wants to remember everything you’ve told it

April 29, 2024 ChatGPT wants to remember everything you’ve told it OpenAI tries to fill a major blind spot in chatbots: their lack of long-term knowledge about the user. BY Mark Sullivan OpenAI announced on Monday that its popular ChatGPT chatbot will now remember user details including basic information, hobbies, and prompt history. The chatbot’s enhanced … Continue reading ChatGPT wants to remember everything you’ve told it →

Memory – Remember That Word

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Memory – Remember That Word by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, February 15, 2024 Memory has been a topic of discussion several times over the past couple of days in relation to announcements around generative artificial intelligence (GAI). Not the type of memory that goes into a mobile device. The type that provides cognitive ability. OpenAI … Continue reading Memory – Remember That Word →

10 Things to Remember for Your B2B Website Redesign

B2B Website Tools

Christa Tuttle June 12, 2021 Your B2B website is one of, if not the most, important aspect of your company. It’s essential to keep it up-to-date and aligned with key messaging points and branding elements. While the front end of your website, what your site visitors will see, the backend is crucial to maintain and … Continue reading 10 Things to Remember for Your B2B Website Redesign →

Always Remember to Say Thank You

Skills Management

Erika Dickstein — November 18, 2019 Follow @springinsight If you type a variation of “what do I need for my business to succeed” into a search engine, then you’ll get somewhere in the neighborhood of one quintillion blog posts and articles promising an answer. You need a brand new website! No wait, you really need … Continue reading Always Remember to Say Thank You →

Working With Freelancers or Other Remote Staff: 13 Rules to Remember

Remote Employees

Young Entrepreneur Council — July 29, 2019 Follow @YEC — July 29, 2019 It can be a challenge to keep team members up-to-date on changes as well as feeling connected with the rest of the team. To help ease your communication pains, as well as help improve morale, members of the Young Entrepreneur Council answered … Continue reading Working With Freelancers or Other Remote Staff: 13 Rules to Remember →

Remember to Build a Business You Can Live With

Business Development

Elliot Begoun — December 6, 2018 Follow @intertwinegroup — December 6, 2018 I wanted to revisit this article as it was top of mind after a recent conversation. Exits are great, exciting and of course lucrative. But despite all the buzz, they are still rare. So, remember to build a business you can live with … Continue reading Remember to Build a Business You Can Live With →

E-Commerce: 9 Elements to Remember When First Starting Out

eCommerce Strategies

Young Entrepreneur Council — October 1, 2018 Follow @YEC — October 1, 2018 E-commerce marketing can be tricky to navigate, especially when first starting out. Here are some aspects of e-commerce marketing that are crucial to remember: 1. Relevant Content If you plan to get on the e-commerce marketing bandwagon, you will need a fair … Continue reading E-Commerce: 9 Elements to Remember When First Starting Out →

10 Ways to Get People to Remember Your Brand

Branding Lessons

Young Entrepreneur Council — August 9, 2018 Follow @YEC — August 9, 2018 If you want to build customer loyalty, you need to create a memorable brand, one that makes people want to come back. To find out how, we asked YEC members the following question: Being visible — and memorable — to your audience … Continue reading 10 Ways to Get People to Remember Your Brand →

Remember Your Website?

Website Guidelines

Marcio Juarez — June 27, 2017 — June 27, 2017 FirmBee / Pixabay Ask yourself. How regularly do you check your website? Do you pay enough attention to what your users find useful or not so useful? If you don’t feel entirely comfortable with the answers, it might be a good time to review your … Continue reading Remember Your Website? →