Threadguy says Muse's memory beats ChatGPT's cold restarts
In a video, Threadguy compares ChatGPT to the film Memento, with its memory wiped each session, and says Muse's long-term memory and context continuity are more useful.
Threadguy explains what meta muse gets right that ChatGPT doesn't “I use ChatGPT like the movie Memento, where a guy is trying to solve a case but has short-term memory loss. Every 10 minutes, his brain is completely wiped, and he forgets everything. That’s sort of how I use ChatGPT.” “It’s like a Google search to me. Every time I talk to it, I open a new tab and ask it to summarize something, answer a question, or tell me what it thinks. It doesn’t have much context or historical memory for me. I know it technically has some memory and instructions, but it feels like a cold restart every time I use it.” “Whenever I try to do a task with ChatGPT that requires memory, I get frustrated. I used to give it long, copy-pasted explanations about who I am, why I matter, and why it needs to think deeply about something, but it would still leave me frustrated. So I assume it’s going to be a hard reset every time I use ChatGPT.”