Get Your ChatGPT Year in Review: See Your Chatbot Conversations Summarized
▼ Summary
– ChatGPT is launching a “Year in Review” feature that provides users with statistics and an AI-generated pixel art image summarizing their chat topics.
– The personalized recap includes prevalent chat themes, a description of the user’s chat style, and the day they sent the most messages.
– Users are assigned an archetype, such as “The Producer,” and receive a customized award based on their annual usage patterns.
– The feature is currently rolling out to users in the US, UK, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia.
– Access requires prior permission for ChatGPT to reference past conversations and is available via the app homepage or by prompting the chatbot directly.
The popular AI chatbot ChatGPT is now offering users a personalized look back at their year of conversations. This new “Year in Review” feature compiles statistics and creates a unique summary based on your interactions with the platform. The feature generates a custom pixel art image and provides a detailed breakdown of your chat habits, themes, and even assigns you a user archetype. It’s a fun, data-driven snapshot designed to give you insight into how you’ve utilized the AI assistant over the past twelve months.
Upon accessing the review, you’ll see a collection of personalized summaries. This includes the total number of messages you exchanged with the chatbot, the most common themes in your conversations, and a description of your overall chat style. It even pinpoints the specific day you were most active. A central part of the experience is the AI-generated pixel art, which visually represents topics you frequently discussed. For instance, one user received an image featuring an aquarium, a retro game cartridge, an Instant Pot, and a computer screen, reflecting their inquiries about fish tanks, vintage gaming, and cooking.
Beyond the statistics and artwork, the review categorizes you with a specific user archetype, such as “The Producer” or “The Navigator,” based on your interaction patterns. You also receive a customized, often humorous award title. One example given is the “Instant Pot Prodigy” award, tying directly into a user’s frequent culinary questions.
This feature is currently available to users in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia. Access requires that you have previously granted ChatGPT permission to reference your past conversations and personal preferences for feature development. To find your own year in review, you can select the dedicated option on the ChatGPT homepage within the mobile or desktop app. Alternatively, you can simply prompt the chatbot directly by typing, “show my year in review.”
(Source: The Verge)
