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OpenAI<\/strong> has announced a new feature for ChatGPT<\/strong> that allows users to search for old conversations. Until now, finding a chat from quite some time ago was a rather tedious process<\/strong> that required searching for keywords from the conversation titles on the browser page itself. With this update<\/a>, initially available only for paying users<\/strong>, users will be able to search their history through an integrated search box<\/strong>, accessible via a magnifying glass icon in the app’s sidebar.<\/p>\n\n\n

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Internal search (which should not be confused with the anticipated OpenAI search engine, SearchGPT<\/strong>) is capable of tracking both the titles and the content of the conversations<\/strong>, thus making ChatGPT a more intuitive and practical tool for those who need to organize their topics and projects more easily. Additionally, the more this function is used, the more efficient it will be<\/strong> in filtering results according to each user’s preferences.<\/p>\n\n\n

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This new search function is part of a series of recently launched improvements, including the launch of Canvas<\/strong>, an AI-powered text and code editor, as well as a redesign of the chat bar<\/strong>. In this way, OpenAI continues to refine ChatGPT to compete with chatbots from rival companies, such as Google<\/strong> or Anthropic<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n

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