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ChatGPT May Soon Learn and Mimic Your Writing Style
ChatGPT may soon have a feature that learns how you write.
It could look at writing examples from apps and services you choose to connect.
Then it might use those examples when creating new text for you.
This could make the text sound more like your own words.
The feature is reportedly being tested by OpenAI.
BleepingComputer reported on the possible feature.
It is not yet clear when everyone will be able to use it.
The report does not say that the feature has already been released.
OpenAI is reportedly testing a new Writing Style feature for ChatGPT.
The feature could examine writing samples from apps and services users connect.
ChatGPT may use those samples to make generated content sound more like the user.
The report comes from BleepingComputer.
The feature has not been presented as a confirmed public release in the report.
- Who
- OpenAI, led by Sam Altman, is reportedly testing the feature for ChatGPT.
- What
- A possible Writing Style feature could use users’ writing samples to imitate their style.
- Where
- The feature could reference writing from apps and services connected to ChatGPT.
- When
- The feature is reportedly being tested and may be available in the future; no release date is given.
- Why
- To make ChatGPT-generated content sound more like the user.
Key facts
- Feature name
- Writing Style
- Product
- ChatGPT
- Developer
- OpenAI
- Reported by
- BleepingComputer
- Potential data source
- Writing samples from connected apps and services
- Expected function
- Make generated content resemble the user’s writing style
- Current status
- Reportedly in testing
Sources
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