ChatGPT’s newest feature is like Windows Recall without screenshots
THE SO WHAT
Computer History turns ChatGPT into a workflow memory layer, not just a chat box—logging your actions to power richer assistance. Before you enable it for teams, decide what activity can be recorded, how long you keep it, and who can query it, or you’ll inherit a shadow audit log you don’t control.
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