ChatGPT designer discusses memory and the virtue of forgetting
Flomerboy · x · 2026-08-20
An interview with Benjamin Zweig, one of ChatGPT's first designers, explores the design of the chatbot's memory feature. It covers topics including quantifying subjective judgment and the virtues of being 'aggressively forgetful'—arguing that AI shouldn't remember everything.
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