ChatGPT September 1st Refactoring Memory System: Changed Fragment Retrieval to Topic Archives and Introduced Deep Linking with Apple

According to Pulse Check monitoring, OpenAI is about to introduce multiple feature updates to ChatGPT. The latest front-end interface, disclosed by renowned reverse engineer Tibor Blaho, showcases a major overhaul of ChatGPT's memory mechanism set for September 1: the system will replace the existing "saved memories" with topic-classified "structured summaries" and allow users to manually edit their personalized profiles directly in a new Personalization View.

Simultaneously being tested are the proactive memory feature "Pulse" and the "Recording Mode" enabling AI to reference past audio transcripts. Transforming fragmented retrieval memories into structured archives and enabling direct editing, long-term memory shifts from a black box to a more stable and controllable user profile. Additionally, this interface leak has revealed several new cross-platform integrations:
- Deep Apple Integration: The secure interface introduces "Apple Intelligence" as a standalone authorization, explicitly mentioning the ability to invoke personalized ChatGPT in Siri and writing tools and enjoy Plus benefits.
- Endpoint Executions: A new feature to "Send emails directly from ChatGPT through linked providers" has been added, with authorization management appearing for KakaoTalk and Viber.
- Native Financial Capabilities: A system announcement indicates that the financial feature "Finances in ChatGPT" is currently being rolled out to U.S. Pro users.
- Developer Portal: Codex CLI authorization has been added to support device-code login for invoking models in a headless environment.