**[ChatGPT No Longer Relies on Screenshots to Remember You: Computer History Now Tracks Activity]** According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, OpenAI has launched *Computer History*, officially replacing the previous *Chronicle*. The old version relied on screenshots to understand what you were recently doing on your computer, but the new version completely eliminates screenshots, instead recording actions such as clicks, inputs, shortcuts, and app switches. These records are organized into timelines and local memory. In the future, when you ask, "Which file did I just edit?" or "What was I busy with yesterday?" ChatGPT and Codex can locate the information from your history. OpenAI claims that compared to *Chronicle*, the new solution consumes fewer tokens. It can also identify repetitive actions you perform and suggest turning them into a *Skill* or *Automation*. Previously, it only remembered "what you did," but now it starts to understand "how you work." Currently, *Computer History* is only available on macOS for Pro, Business, and Enterprise users. It is disabled by default, and specific apps and websites can also be excluded individually. [Original Link]