OpenAI ChatGPT: New Computer History Feature on macOS

OpenAI is introducing a new Computer History feature in its ChatGPT desktop app for macOS. This opt-in tool tracks desktop activity to create a searchable timeline. Both ChatGPT and Codex can then use this timeline for context when you ask for help. Here's the thing: It records actions like typing, clicks, and keyboard shortcuts. This data helps ChatGPT remember where you left off on tasks or suggest automations based on your workflow. What's interesting is that it replaces an older screenshot-based feature called Chronicle, using structured interaction data instead. The bottom line is this feature is opt-in and off by default, with granular controls for users, but it's initially limited to Pro, Business, and Enterprise tier users on macOS, excluding certain regions. This could significantly change how you interact with AI assistance on your computer.