Dexter Langford
Dexter Langford

So, you’ve found yourself in a fiery love-hate relationship with ChatGPT—trust me, you’re not alone. Good news, my friends! OpenAI’s head honcho, Sam Altman, is rolling out updates that promise to take this chatbot from ‘frenzy of frustration’ to ‘serendipitous companion’ in no time.

In the next couple of days, the personalization page is getting a makeover. Think of it as ChatGPT moving from wearing sweatpants to sporting a stylish suit. It’s bundling together all those pesky features into one neat little package, including ‘custom instructions’ and communication preferences. Basically, it’s like giving ChatGPT a user manual that *actually* makes sense.

Imagine being able to tell your AI buddy what you want it to sound like or the type of information you prefer. Who knew turning a chatbot into a personal assistant could be as easy as saying, ‘Hey, ChatGPT, could you not sound like my high-school science teacher on caffeine?’

Let’s keep our fingers crossed that this update makes ChatGPT less of an auditory assault and more of a delightful dialogue partner. Until then, we’ll keep laughing, crying, and questioning the existence of our digital buddies.


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