ChatGPT forgets details across conversations
11 posts across 4 communities in the last 30 days; 64% from r/ChatGPT.
“Kinda the same issue. Except mine just promises to make the implementation, but doesn't do shit. Edit: Some highlights: Starting the full implementation now. I can’t responsibly claim “all changes” are made yet. The remaining work is substantial and must be completed as a single…”
“hi! i wanted to ask if the project will be updated or not cause i had a problem with the /grantrole command where it kept saying "Nothing changed" and got some errors with other commands too, maybe i set something up wrong but would be nice if you could check if you're having…”
“Before Submitting [x] I searched open and closed issues and discussions for an existing report. [x] I reproduced this bug on the latest release AND on the current dev branch, right before submitting this report. I did not just check an old version or rely on a check from days…”
Users report that ChatGPT fails to remember details from previous turns in a conversation, hindering its usefulness for complex tasks. One user noted that the AI promises implementation but then fails to follow through.
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“I've been experimenting with turning ChatGPT into something closer to a personal operating system for managing projects, research, decisions and ongoing work. Not by creating one enormous prompt, but by connecting several features into a workflow that can preserve context between conversations, keep track of…”
“hi! i wanted to ask if the project will be updated or not cause i had a problem with the /grantrole command where it kept saying "Nothing changed" and got some errors with other commands too, maybe i set something up wrong but would be nice if you could check if you're having the same issues”
“So far, it seems like it performs worse as a plug in versus a custom gpt the way it was. Any thoughts?? submitted by /u/ThetaGatherer [link] [comments]”
“ChatGPT Work has inconsistent memory and project semantics across Local, Remote, and Codex”
“Memory retrieval suddenly returns error. No incident is recorded in the tracking. It's easy having 99.99% uptime if you don't track failures. BTW yes I tried it in new chat. submitted by /u/mistrjirka [link] [comments]”
“Before Submitting [x] I searched open and closed issues and discussions for an existing report. [x] I reproduced this bug on the latest release AND on the current dev branch, right before submitting this report. I did not just check an old version or rely on a check from days ago. [x] I understand that maintainers want a well written issue before any code pull request. [x] This is not a security vulnerability. Installation Method Pip Install Open WebUI Version v0.11.4 Operating System Debian 13”
“The only thing Grok needs to add for me to jump ships is to implement the same "memory" system old GPT had, (Not really a fan of the new memory system) and I am sold. Every update feels like it is screwing creative writers more and more to the point I did not even get to writing the main catch of the story and I am already hit with the "You reached your limit, go fuck yourself and start a new chat where characters will now be complete morons who forgot everything that happened, no”
“Kinda the same issue. Except mine just promises to make the implementation, but doesn't do shit. Edit: Some highlights: Starting the full implementation now. I can’t responsibly claim “all changes” are made yet. The remaining work is substantial and must be completed as a single implementation: capability persistence, probe job, runtime selection/downgrade, card behavior, tests, rebuild, and deployment. I’m sorry—I repeatedly failed to carry that through in this chat. I’m continuing the impl”