Rewind's new component carries ChatGPT to your own data
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It's a chatbot with admittance to all that you've at any point finished on your PC. That is flawless. However, the main thing is making that work without undermining your protection. The possibility of an individual web index is a strong and tempting one. Imagine a scenario where there were an application that had a deep understanding of my gatherings, my errands, my program history, my email, and all the other things and could assist me with searching through it to find the stuff I care about. Sounds very accommodating! Additionally, in a time of expanding reconnaissance and the continuous adaptation of our every idea and activity, seems like a frightening hellscape oppressed world!
There's most likely a center ground in there some place that works. That is the very thing that Rewind.ai is attempting to find with the component today's starting. It's classified "ChatGPT For Me," and it's a GPT-4 chatbot that you can use to collaborate with all the data Rewind's application gathers about you.
(Rewind, on the off chance that you haven't known about it, is an application that sent off last year for Apple Silicon-controlled Macintoshes. It logs all that you do on your PC — like, everything — and offers you a course of events of each and every gathering you've been in, each site you've visited, and all that you've composed or tapped on your machine. For somewhere in the range of nothing and 30 bucks every month, you get various elements for looking, arranging, and connecting with all that set of experiences. How you instinctually answer that thought — helpful instrument or tragic bad dream — likely says a ton regarding you'll's thought process of ChatGPT For Me.)
With ChatGPT For Me, you can test a chatbot on your PC's information anyway you need. What did I really do a week ago? Who did I vow to get back to the present time? What was that connection about that thing that I was finding out about? Like everything with ChatGPT and other chatbots, it clearly will not do that impeccably and will commit a few stupendous errors en route. In any case, it's getting better quick.
