ChatGPT September 1 Rebuilds the Memory System: Replaces Fragment Capture With Topic Archives and Exposes Deeply Binding to Apple

According to Beating Monitoring, OpenAI is about to release multiple feature updates for ChatGPT. The latest front-end interface revealed by well-known reverse engineer Tibor Blaho shows that ChatGPT’s memory mechanism will undergo a major change on September 1st: the system will replace the current “Saved Memories” with “Structured Summaries” categorized by topics, and allow users to manually edit their personal profiles directly within the personalized view.

At the same time, two experimental features are being tested: the active memory function “Pulse” and the “Recording Mode,” which allows AI to review past audio recordings and transcripts. Converting fragmented captured memories into structured profiles and enabling direct editing turns long-term memory from a black box into a more stable and controllable user profile. Additionally, the leaked interface also revealed several new cross-platform access actions:

• Deep integration with Apple: a new “Apple Intelligence” independent authorization has been added to the security interface, explicitly mentioning the ability to invoke personalized ChatGPT within Siri and writing tools and enjoy Plus benefits.
• Endpoint execution: a new “Send emails directly from ChatGPT via bound providers” feature has appeared, along with authorization management for KakaoTalk and Viber.
• Native financial features: system announcements indicate that the “Finances in ChatGPT” feature is currently being rolled out to US Pro users.
• Developer access: a new Codex CLI authorization has been introduced, supporting device code login for model access in headless environments.