ChatGPT Pro users now have access to a new functionality for syncing their data with the platform. OpenAI’s primary offering launched ChatGPT Pulse this week, as outlined in a company blog entry. At present, Pulse is offered as a preview exclusively for ChatGPT Pro users on mobile devices.

ChatGPT Pulse gathers your chat history and, optionally, your Gmail and Google Calendar information into a customized daily summary. For example, if you’re planning a trip to London, it will recommend activities to explore there, as illustrated in an example image in the blog entry.

OpenAI characterizes this as a swift morning center rather than something you need to monitor throughout the day. Nevertheless, you have the option to convert its suggestions into discussion topics if you wish. It’s crucial to point out that connecting Gmail and Calendar to Pulse is voluntary, for those who have reservations about sharing personal information with OpenAI.

AI-driven daily summaries are not entirely novel, as the latest flagship devices from Google and Samsung provide similar integrated features. However, a platform-agnostic version that can function on any smartphone while leveraging ChatGPT conversation data may attract certain users, especially those on iOS.

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