I would like to provide feedback on ChatGPT’s handling of long-term context and confirmed facts.
Specifically:
- ChatGPT often assumes “Sunday = day off,” even though my work schedule is irregular and I already shared a confirmed one-month shift.
- When conversations are resumed after a gap, ChatGPT seems to only look back a few days instead of reviewing at least one month of prior context.
- As a result, I frequently have to correct basic misunderstandings that should have been known.
I suggest:
- When users explicitly ask for “date confirmation + premise confirmation,” ChatGPT should review at least the last month of confirmed facts before responding.
- Better use of user-provided, already-confirmed information (e.g., work shifts, car status, delivery dates, etc.).
Additionally, in the mobile app, pressing the thumbs-down button does not open a comment box, so I could not submit detailed feedback in-app.
Hey @tt.mdsk1127, helpful context.
Just a couple quick questions so we can make sure we pass along the right details internally.
- What you’re ultimately trying to accomplish, in your own words
- What you’re doing today instead, and what about that isn’t working
- If this were solved perfectly, what would be different for you or your team?
Appreciate any extra context you can share. We’ll pass it along on our side.
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Thank you for your message and for taking the time to follow up.
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What I am ultimately trying to accomplish
Ultimately, I would like ChatGPT to more consistently respect and make use of confirmed, long-term contextual information that I have already provided (for example, my irregular work schedule and vehicle status), rather than defaulting to general assumptions such as “Sunday is a day off.” My goal is to have more reliable and continuous conversations without needing to repeatedly correct the same misunderstandings.
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What I am doing today instead, and what is not working
At the moment, I often have to restate or re-explain information that has already been shared and confirmed in previous conversations. This includes clarifying my work schedule, recent events, or other established facts. This is time-consuming and can be frustrating, as it interrupts the natural flow of conversation and reduces my confidence that prior context is being used effectively.
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What would be different if this were solved perfectly
If this issue were resolved ideally, ChatGPT would retain and appropriately reference confirmed contextual information over a longer period and avoid making default assumptions without checking that prior context. As a result, conversations would feel more consistent, efficient, and trustworthy, and I would spend less time correcting misunderstandings.
Please let me know if you need any additional details. I appreciate your willingness to review this internally.
2026年2月12日(木) 13:03 OpenAI Support <notifications@openai1.discoursemail.com>:
Hey @tt.mdsk1127. Yeah, I can see how that would be genuinely helpful.
Thanks for sharing this. A few others have raised similar ideas, and it’s helpful to see where this would make a real difference. I don’t have a timeline to share, but feedback like this is useful signal for where things could improve.
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