OpenAI Rolls Out Memory Function for ChatGPT Plus Users Worldwide

【ITBEAR科技资讯】4月30日消息,OpenAI宣布 the long-awaited launch of the “memory function” exclusively for ChatGPT Plus users worldwide. This introduction significantly elevates the user experience with ChatGPT, unlocking immense potential across various industries such as novel writing, long-term health monitoring, business planning and management, social media marketing, and education. Now, users can offload lengthy and intricate details to ChatGPT,…

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Samsung Electronics Initiates Comprehensive Restructuring, Shutting Down LED Business

October 11, 2024 – Samsung Electronics is reportedly undergoing a comprehensive organizational overhaul centered around its manufacturing sites, with plans to deploy research and development (R&D) personnel from its Device Solutions (DS) division, particularly the Equipment Technology Research Institute, directly into its fabrication plants (FABs). According to industry sources cited by Korean media outlet Maeil…

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AI-Powered Health Revolution: How Apple’s iPhone 15 Redefines Wellness Tracking

July 14, 2023 – In a recent memo, renowned analyst Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities, a prominent investment bank in the United States, shared his insights on Apple’s highly anticipated iPhone 15 series. According to Ives, the upcoming iPhone 15 lineup is poised to bring groundbreaking improvements, enticing approximately 250 million iOS users who haven’t…

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LG Launches the World’s First Native 1000Hz FHD Gaming Monitor

August 25, 2026 – LG has officially launched the UltraGear 25G590B gaming monitor in the United States, priced at $999.99 (approximately 6,724 RMB). This groundbreaking release marks the world’s first Full HD (1920×1080) gaming monitor to feature a native 1000Hz refresh rate. Specifically engineered for competitive First-Person Shooter (FPS) games, the 25-inch IPS panel delivers…

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Uncommon Tongues, Uncommon Loopholes: OpenAI’s ChatGPT Security Flaw Revealed

October 12, 2023 – Researchers at Brown University’s Computer Science department have uncovered new vulnerabilities in OpenAI’s GPT-4 security settings. They found that by utilizing less common languages like Zulu and Gaelic, they could circumvent various restrictions in GPT-4. When crafting prompts typically subjected to limitations using these languages, the researchers achieved a success rate…

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