Ask Rewind - What if you had perfect memory?

@richard_gao2 I totally agree! It has saved me so much time. Really pumped for you to try it out.

@haserk Thanks Khasan!!

@luca_kiedrowski2 Really appreciate you sharing Luca! :)

@dtran320 Thanks for the kudos! Appreciate it David!

@praveen_kj2 Hi Praveen. No audio, image, or video files ever leave your machine. ChatGPT for Me only sends relevant text-based data to the cloud and none of it is retained. Here's how it works: 1. When you ask a question, only the text of the most relevant moments from your past are sent to GPT-4 to generate an answer. 2. GPT-4 processes your question and the text of the relevant moments, and an answer is sent back to Rewind. 3. Rewind processes the answer and provides links to local recorded data for you to view as sources. Does that alleviate your concern?

Hey @brettbejcek Thanks for replying back. Much appreciated. :) Can you please explain a bit more on the first point? like how "ChatGPT for me" will get the most relevant moment text from my past?

@brettbejcek @praveen_kj2 As someone who is active in the field I can jump in :) The retrieval of relevant text passages happens by: 1. Create a semantically meaningful vector representation (=embedding) of both your question and of all your past "memories" 2. Compute the pairwise embedding similarity (cosine typically) for your question and all pieces of memory 3. Retrieve the top-k best matches of memory in plain text This is known as Semantic Retrieval for Question Answering Applications. Hope that helps! :)

@praveen_kj2 Hi there Praveen! Great question. Rewind helps you find anything you've seen, said, or heard by capturing your screen, mic, and speakers. All recordings stay local to your machine. You can read more about our privacy-first approach here: https://rewind.ai/privacy-first When you ask ChatGPT for Me a question, will query all the things you've seen, said, or heard for the most relevant context.

@dsiroker @daniel_kovari Thank you Dániel!!

@juliemyers Thanks for the kind words Julie! Excited to have you use it.

@frederick_long Thank you so much! I really appreciate you!!

@nathan_rebello Thanks for the feedback!