- Chatgpt launches new heart rate feature that delivers personal updates based on your chats
- You can compile which heart rate examinations by letting it know what is useful
- Delivers the results as current visual maps that you can quickly scan or open to more details
Chatgpt has released a whole new feature called Pulse, providing curated updates based on your chat, history and calendar. Instead of responding to you, which is the way Chatgpt usually works, Pulse Proactively delivers you ‘impulses’ of information based on your recent chat, feedback and connected apps as your calendar.
Pulses come as a series of visual cards that you can quickly scan through or open to get more details, giving you a great way to start your day with a practical set focused, visual updates.
The feature originally rolls out for Chatgpt Pro users on Mobile, as a “Preview release” but will be more widely available in the near future. Openai says its goal is to make the feature “Available to All” eventually.
Custom pulses
You can compile what Chatgpt is investigating by telling it what is useful and what is not. In the example we have seen, Pulse had examined a user’s calendar, realized they had a flight from Heathrow that came up and sent them information about Heathrow Airport without once asking for it. Pulse then asked follow -up questions about what kind of trip it was (family vacation, work, etc.) so it could provide more tailor -made information.
You receive a heart rate once a day, every day. Pulse overnight collects data from your chatgpt conversations, history and direct feedback and uses them to compile your pulse as it delivers in the morning. Pulse uses the Connections feature in Chatgpt so it can connect to your Google Drive, Gmail and Google Calendar. This means it will be able to deliver birthday mines in lots of time for you to buy a gift or card, or send you a trial agenda for your upcoming meetings.
Openai says that all topics shown in Pulse will pass through different security checks to make sure it avoids showing you harmful content or something that violates its policy.
Simply press “Curate” and you can request what you want to see in future editions of your heart rate. So you can ask it for a Friday departure in your week, tips to learn something or even something specific, as “Focus on the NFL Super Bowl News tomorrow”.
A simple thumb or thumb-down feedback system means that heart rate can learn about the kind of content you like over time.
A paradigm shift in AI
While Pulse has modest beginning, it marks a fundamental shift in the way Chatgpt works. It makes chatgpt from a passive chatbot to a proactive assistant who works on your behalf even when you don’t interact with it or instruct it to do so.
“Pulse will be able to connect to several of the apps you use, so updates catch a more complete photo of your context,” wrote Fidji Simo, CEO of Openai, in a blog about Pulse. “We also explore ways for pulse to deliver relevant work at the right moments all day, whether it’s a quick check before a meeting, a reminder to revise a draft or resource that appears right when you need it.”
We will continue to bring you more news about pulse as it becomes more far -reaching, so come back regularly for updates.
