Die neuen Funktionen von ChatGPT: Werde die erste App, die du morgens öffnest!

New features of ChatGPT are making a grand debut!

ChatGPT Pulse (Get your energy back anytime, anywhere).

It claims to bring personalized updates while you sleep without you having to ask questions, and present you with a carefully curated card every morning.

Altman is also going crazy for it, claiming:

This is my favorite feature since ChatGPT was launched. You can think of it as a very competent personal assistant.

But netizens don't seem to be very convinced, saying: This is simply a divine tool for advertising. It can better connect ads to the chat interface in the morning and is just a way to make money from GPUs.

Let's take a detailed look below.

Automatic push without asking questions

Fidji Simo, the CEO of the OpenAI application, once said, "The next frontier will be agents, AI assistants that can perform operations on your behalf and fight side by side with you like teammates."

But at the same time, she also believes that in the past, ChatGPT was very passive, basically "answering whatever you ask", and users had to figure out what to ask and what they needed on their own.

Now, ChatGPT Pulse has changed its past passive mode and learned to take the initiative. Without prompts, it can actively pay attention to matters that are crucial to you and provide relevant information, creative inspiration, and action guides in a timely manner.

To put it simply, by learning your chat history and mobile phone activities (such as linked calendars, email, Google contacts, etc.), Pulse will study the content it thinks you'll like and then present you with a personalized 'core updates' briefing every day.

If you have linked your calendar and email accounts, the system will ask you to confirm whether to authorize the chatbot to read the data from these applications to assist in scheduling. Of course, you must click the "Accept" button to enable this feature.

After Pulse runs all night, users can see a set of "thematic visual cards" as soon as they open ChatGPT every day. The content inside may include event updates, daily vocabulary courses, dinner suggestions, etc.

The key point is that this new feature won't make you scroll endlessly. This experience has an end because it's designed to help users solve problems efficiently, not to keep them scrolling.

When asked whether user feedback on the Pulse feature will be used to optimize the experience of other users, OpenAI clearly stated that user feedback is only used to optimize their personalized Pulse experience the next day.

For example, Christina Kaplan, the head of ChatGPT's personalization and productivity, showed a personalized Pulse briefing during a demonstration. All the prompts were generated based on her calendar, past questions, and chat history, including her to - do list for the day, dietary taboos, and personal interests.

When it learned that she planned to go for a run before a team dinner, Pulse considerately prompted: "You're busy tonight, so here's a smooth plan from running to dinner", and also considerately added, "A 45 - 50 - minute route has been planned, and the end point is near the KAIYO rooftop restaurant. There are buffer and alternative plans even if you're short on time."

It even prepared a "dinner guide for the KAIYO rooftop restaurant", recommending suitable dishes according to her lactose - free habit. Pulse also actively asks: "What are you thinking about recently? I'll remember it and use it for tomorrow's update", and provides options like "I'm curious about...", "My next plan is...", "I want to keep following up on..." to invite her to share her thoughts to optimize future suggestions.

Pulse also provides other prompts, including the daily core muscle or Pilates training plan she requested, the refueling stops planned for an upcoming birthday hike, and the restorative exercise arranged after her previous day's trip.

Isn't this just a powerful little assistant for work and life?

Currently, the new feature is only available to Pro users. Users who are interested should hurry up and experience it.

Reference links:

[1]https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/785881/openai-really-really-wants-you-to-start-your-day-with-chatgpt-pulse

[2]https://x.com/nickaturley/status/1971267551687737605

This article is from the WeChat official account "QbitAI", author: Shiling. It is published by 36Kr with authorization.